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Five Reasons to be Skeptical About Your Finances
This is a guest post by Al Jacobs, the author of OnThe MoneyTrail.com.
A running debate continues over the use of credit cards. Much of the controversy involves matters like annual fees, interest rates on the unpaid balance, and the use of an account to establish credit. Articles abound [...]
Getting the Most Out of Selling Your Car
These are a selection of tips from the experts at AutoTrader.com.
Tips For Creating Online Ads When Selling Your Car
Post quality photos. The picture you take of your car is the first and possibly only thing a potential buyer will see. Make sure you:
Photograph your car in daylight. Photos taken at night tend to make people [...]
A New Perspective on Time and Money
I am going to show you a series of pictures that should change the way you imagine time and money. One is a visualization of 1 billion dollars, and the other, the amount of sand it takes to go through an hour glass in the average persons lifetime. These were done by Michael Marcovici as a [...]
Stewart Tears Wall Street A New One
Truly a great video…a little dark but a must watch!
2009 Superbowl Commercials
A great list…thanks Hulu.
Who Is Richard Paul Evans?
There seems to be quite a bit of traffic lately, “Who is Richard Paul Evans?” He is a successful author of a few self help books regarding the uber wealthy and has done it twice (the sequel is geared towards women).
The first book is called “Five Lessons a Multimillionaire Taught Me” and is about a [...]
The Ascent of Money
Niall Ferguson recently wrote a book entitled The Ascent of Money and while I am still working getting a review up, PBS has put the corresponding video on their page for free viewing. In its entirety! Get a sandwich (and a beverage of choice), sit back and turn up the volume, this is an excellent video. I [...]
Logo Changes Since the Financial Crisis
The latest company logo changes since the financial crisis has begun…Don’t forget to subscribe and get MYM in your email!
43 Things About Money That You Probably Don’t Know
One of the more recurring things that seems to come up when I talk to people about how they can maintain their income, bills, investments, retirement and over all wealth is: self education. There is nothing more powerful or fundamental than learning on your own about what the proper way to managing cash. [...]
Milk Your Money Maintenance
Man, it would have been real nice if we had made an announcement before we made a bunch of back end maintenance changes huh? Well, unfortunately that’s not always the way it works out.
Problem The issue was, we were getting so much traffic the analytics were having a hard time to keep up. While the site [...]
Back to Basics in 2009
For many a new year brings a new hope. It means that your taxes are just about ready to be filed, and new resolutions are ready to be attempted. My take on resolutions are that they shouldn’t be tied to jsut the beginning of the year but should be laid in place and maintained with [...]
Have a Merry Milk Your Money Christmas
We here at Milk Your Money want to let all our readers know that we value them and their opinions and that we have many great things in store for the upcoming year.
Spend time with your family, be grateful for all you have and maintain financial composure as much as you can. Remember you [...]
Buying Christmas Gifts for a Large Family
We have a large family that has a relatively unusual tradition every year. Anywhere between 20 and 25 people sit in a circle in a large 1960’s living room and open gifts. One at a time. Then we all talk at once about each gift. Then everyone gets a drink or “one more piece of [...]
My Thoughts on Secret Millionaire
Fox has a new show called Secret Millionaire and is mysteriously placed during the evening when I happen to be unwinding in front of the telly. I saw the trailer for it and thought, “meh another stupid show.” After I got through the 45 minute intro, I gave it a chance. So what about it? [...]
2008 Recap of DIY Savings
To recap on the year, I have put together a list of some of the bigger DIY projects my wife and I have undertaken this year that have substantially saved us money. Actually, after adding up the estimated savings, we have increased our emergency savings this year by almost exactly the amount we have saved [...]
