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thumb Fall Cleaning For You and Your Financials!

Ah … Fall and Spring cleaning — a fresh desk, a clean home, a new perspective with the changing of the seasons. Why is this such a good idea, especially when it comes to your financial documents? It’s simple. Clutter can be dangerous – especially when it involves your finances. When your financial documents are [...]

thumb 10 Questions To Test Your Credit Savvy

You may know that your credit report and credit score are important, but do you know why? And do you know how to improve them? Instead of giving you another boring list, here are 10 quick quiz questions to test your credit quotient. Write your answers down on a piece of paper and check them [...]

thumb Money Hacks Carnival #76 – The Fun Money Facts Edition

Welcome to the 76th edition of Money Hacks Carnival. In this edition, I’ll be presenting some interesting and fun facts about money along with the submissions. For editor’s picks, please look for entries noted with (EP).

Money Fact #1: $1 bills wear out in about 17 months. Bills of larger denomination last longer because they are [...]

thumb BudgetPulse, Online Budgeting And Financial Management Software

There are many free budgeting software online today. I even reviewed a few like Mint and Quicken Online. Honestly, it would be impossible for me to review them all because there are just too many. However, I came across BudgetPulse through one of my regular reader, Craig Kessler. I was impressed by the software and [...]

Forget Economic Stimulus! 20 Ways To Improve Your Finances Today

The global economy runs on a binge and purge cycle, which makes it especially difficult to stay steady and mindful on a personal level. It can be hard to resist living beyond your means during boom times, and even harder to keep your head up during the busts. But no matter how stormy it gets [...]

thumb Secure Your On-line Financial Identity

Banks secure your money. They do this by offering insurance (FDIC or otherwise), and are liable for any stolen funds. Because of this, they have an intrinsic interest in protecting that money — making sure it doesn’t end up in the hands of some criminal looking for a free lunch. However, they don’t insure your [...]

thumb Free Credit Report Cards From Credit Karma

One of my favorite financial websites is Credit Karma. I love the ability to get and track my credit score for free. Now they are expanding their services to provide you with credit report information. The new feature is called Credit Report Cards, and it is also free. I checked it out today and I [...]

thumb How To Improve Your FICO Credit Score

Regardless of your financial situation, your FICO credit score is an important aspect of your finances. This is especially true if you’re planning to borrow money for any reason. With a better credit score, you could get better interest rates and terms on your mortgage, car loan, and other type of loans. As such, it’s [...]

thumb Weekly Highlights: May 10, 2009

Happy Mother’s Day everyone! I just want to wish everyone, especially all the moms out there a happy day. This week, Moolanomy was featured on The Kirk Report, Mainstreet.com, and WSJ The Wallet — please be sure to give these sites a visit.
Also, if you have been reading Moolanomy through feed reader or email, please [...]

thumb Got Financial Questions? Ask the M-Network

This week, members of the M-Network are happy to announce a new feature called Ask The M-Network. This feature allows you, our readers, to submit personal finance questions to any of the M-Network members using the contact form on any M-Network member’s blog. Your question will be answered by several M-Network members and published within [...]

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