Thank you to everyone that entered the Olympic Contest! It was a great success and exceeded expectations. The response has been excellent and for that reason we are going to hold another contest over the weekend! The winner will be announced sometime on February 21st. Be sure to check back to see if you are the lucky winner!  If it’s you, I am certain you will find the free gift to be an incredibly useful tool that will help with your financial success. The prize could be an E-Book, a Financial Video Tutorial or some excellent reports on ways to help manage your finances. It’s simple to enter…

Remember: if you entered the last contest you are automatically entered into this one.

How to Enter in 3 simple steps:
step 1 – Sign up clicking here: how to manage money tips contest.
step 2 – Confirm the email that will be sent to you.
step 3 – The winner will be announced on Sunday. Be sure to check back to see if its you! If you are the lucky winner, an email will be sent so you can download your prize!

With all that being said…

The winner is Mitch M.

Congratulations! You will be notified shortly with your prize!

Again, if you want to win, you must sign up here: how to manage money tips contest.

Good luck to everyone that enters!

If you are a normal person, you hate spending money on gas. Especially when, for no apparent reason, it jumps up 5-10 cents in one day. Many of my clients seeking personal finance help are looking for tips on saving money in various areas. I’m going to focus on how to manage money as it relates your fuel economy. As a side note, I think it’s important for you to have a good quality budget set up so that you have a pre-determined spending goal on gas. You can look in Google for a budget tools, or check our resource link for a comprehensive budget spreadsheet. Here are the 3 tips I think are most practical



Drive Sensibly - My grandma’s Lincoln town car has a mileage gauge. It’s amazing the difference in mileage when I am accelerating aggressively (pretending it’s not a town car, but rather a sports car) versus taking it easy. Studies have shown that hard accelerating, speeding and braking can lower fuel Read the rest of this entry

It’s no secret that having children can be one of the most exciting, daring, enjoyable and frustrating things any adult will ever do. It’s also a pretty well known fact that kids are very, very expensive. With the cost of diapers summer camp, football, dance class, clothes food and college (just to name a few), your standard of living will change. Below are a few tips to help you learn about your kids and how to manage money.



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