Money Infant

As you can probably tell by now from my writing and comments on other sites I am much more focused on the income side of the equation when it comes to balancing a budget, becoming debt free and savings. That’s not to say I don’t pay attention to expenses at all, nothing could be further from the truth. I just think that in the long run most of us are going to be better of finding ways to increase income rather than cut expenses. After all, you can only cut back on your expenses so far (even Heidemarie Schwermer and Mark Boyle can’t cut anymore), but you can theoretically increase your income without limits. Continue Reading →

So many people are trying to save money. They want to have an emergency fund to feel more secure, save for a car or home or maybe take the family on a special vacation. The problem is they are asking the wrong question when they ask “How do I save more money”. Saving money is easy, IF you have money that isn’t already spent on other expenses. What they should really be asking themselves are the following four questions: Continue Reading →