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thumb Best CD Rates (Certificate of Deposit Rates), March 2010

The following is a list of the nationally available highest yields 12-month CD rates. In general, certificates of deposit (CDs) are great investments because your principal is protected by FDIC insurance and your interest rates are guaranteed. Moreover, you can use CD Ladder to make your CD savings more flexible and effective. You can open [...]

Savings Accounts vs. CDs: Where to Keep Your Money in 2010?

If you’re a savvy investor, you most certainly have a fair bit of cash tucked away for general spending and emergencies. The stock market is a long term investment and if 2009 taught us anything, it was to not have money you need to spend in the stock market. So where do you put the [...]

thumb Moolanomy Is Becoming A Multi-Author Blog

Just over two years ago, I started a personal finance blog called Moolanomy. Over the years, I poured my heart and soul into it, and it became the key to my life dreams. I have many dreams and amongst them: working full-time on web sites and moving my family to Northern Virginia. It so happened [...]

thumb Best High Yield Online Checking Account Rates, March 2010

If you keep a lot of money in your checking account, moving your money to a high interest checking account may be a good move. Below is a list of nationally available highest yields checking accounts. All of these accounts are FDIC insured up to $250,000. Your principal is protected and you’re guarantee a positive [...]

thumb NEWS: Ally Bank Expands Ten-Day Best Rate Guarantee To Renewing CDs

There is good news if you are an Ally Bank customer and have certificates of deposit (CDs) coming up for renewal. Starting August 31, 2009, Ally Bank is expanding its popular Ten-Day Best Rate Guarantee that has been available for new CD deposits to renewing CDs. This means that you are guaranteed the best interest [...]

Save, Invest and Borrow To Achieve Your Financial Goals

In this article, I’ll break down the three components of saving, investing, and borrowing to accomplish your financial goals. Out of all the steps in Moolanomy’s Financial Success Plan, this step is without a doubt the most complex step. As such, I’ll keep this article at a high level, then later dive deeper into various [...]

Build An Emergency Fund To Avoid Financial Crisis

Even financially responsible people do get into trouble and fall into debt. The most common cause is being insufficiently prepared for financial emergencies — perhaps an unexpected sickness or a sudden job loss. As such, having an emergency fund is a vital part of having a good financial health, and is an important step in [...]

thumb Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps To Financial Freedom

Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps is a financial plan designed to help you get your finances in order, get out of debt, and achieve financial freedom. Dave Ramsey has taught these Baby Steps to millions via radio, The Total Money Makeover, Financial Peace University, and on DaveRamsey.com. In this article, I’d like to walk you through [...]

thumb Conservative Bank Investments in a Difficult Economy

The recent trend in bank CD (certificate of deposit) rates has, needless to say, been a negative one. If you were following deposit rates even 1 year ago you would have witnessed a unique time in which banks where offering some of the most lucrative rates in recent history. During the winter – spring of [...]

Should You Prepay Your Mortgage In This Economy?

I wrote about Dave Ramsey’s Baby Step 6: Pay Off Home Early about a year ago, and I’d like to revisit the question of “Should you pay off your mortgage early?” in light of today’s economic crisis.
In the Dave Ramsey article, I examined both the advantages and disadvantages of paying off your home loan early, [...]

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