Yesterday I started a series on Financial Peace of Mind. Today I want to begin to share some of the tools I learned while putting into practice over the past year the things I learned at Financial Peace University (a Dave Ramsey program) as well as from other useful sources. Financial Peace of mind came to us in "baby steps" (a Dave Ramsey term), the course (Financial Peace University) was stretched over 13 weeks and is available all over the country. I will share parts of it here ...
Updated 10-26-2010 at 12:28 PM by Knappster
Financial Peace of Mind is possible. Ten years ago my wife & I left our previous jobs for a fresh new start. We had no money, no assets, and no real belongings. We owned a house in Oregon but there were no jobs there so we settled in Arizona. We took out a loan on our home here and ran up our credit cards over the years buying things like furniture, cloths, food... you know, and all those things we think we need to survive. Purchased a couple of new cars using those ...
Updated 11-22-2010 at 10:11 AM by Knappster
It had been a couple of years since the family and I last went to Disneyland so we took off Friday after work and headed over to California for the weekend. The original plan was to leave early Friday morning and enjoy the ride over but then my daughter had to work, the wife worked and my son had a memorial service to attend so we didn't get on the road until 5pm. We arrived at my Brother-in-law's place in Pasadena at 11pm so visiting was out of the question and we arose (yep that's ...
Updated 10-20-2010 at 12:52 PM by Knappster
Originally Posted by Knappster USA TODAY asked local experts to name one great burger joint in each state and the District of Columbia. Here are their picks for places to savor that classic all-American sandwich. 51 great burger joints across the USA Whether charbroiled in a down-home diner or fancified in a trendy eatery, few national dishes satisfy like a well-made hamburger. USA TODAY asked local experts to name one great hamburger joint in each state and the District of Columbia. Here are their ...
I just completed some training with the FBI & LEEDA on identity theft and thought this subject was one we should look at. What is identity theft? Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personally identifying information, like your name, Social Security number, or credit card number, without your permission, to commit fraud or other crimes. The FTC estimates that as many as 9 million Americans have their identities stolen each year. In fact, you ...
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