I decided to compile this Zombie Survival Guide so that both you and I don’t find ourselves being gnawed on by the undead.

Ask yourself, “Are my investments working to meet my financial goals and needs for each stage of life?” If you can’t easily say yes, then maybe it’s time to re-evaluate or create a written investment plan.

Did every author and blogger’s brain fall out just because they want to get paid by TurboTax to promote its product? Are we really expected to believe the complete lack of analysis that goes into comparing software to a CPA?

As I prepared to write this post, I wasn’t sure of the tone that I should take since I feel that I should offer my condolences to half of you while congratulating the other half.

A “Go to Hell” fund is sufficient money in the bank to tell your boss where to go and how to get there and not leave your family destitute.

Looking for post ideas, I asked my Facebook community for suggestions. The first response I received was, “How do I know if a Financial Planner is any good?” Others immediately chimed in that they would also like know.

I know that the title of this post is somewhat morbid and not many people want to take about death. However, we are all going to pass on at some point and just like anything else in life, we need to be financially prepared.

A small percentage of people are going to come out owing more on taxes than they can actually afford (ouch!). So what happens if you truly cannot pay your tax debt?

It’s the very last thing you might want to think about during the holidays: tax planning. But don’t let the holidays distract you from improving your tax situation and saving money!

If you’ve been wanting to take advantage of today’s historically low mortgage rates, now is definitely a good time. The popular home buyer tax credit has recently been extended by Congress.

A review of what I liked and didn’t like about using LegalZoom.com to do our Last Will and Testaments.

“And he that earneth wages earneth wages to put it into a bag with holes. Thus saith the Lord of hosts; Consider your ways.”