Smart Military Money
Personal finance tips andadvice for the military lifestyle.
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We’ve all seen “going green” become an increasingly popular trend in recent years. Whether that means recycling, buying an eco-friendly car or conserving energy, environmental consciousness is important for the planet and for our resources. But what you might not know is that it can be important for your wallet, too. You could even save up to $113,000.
Many people think of going green as a costly endeavor. Although it might take more time and effort, Sara Tetreault of GoGingham.com and her family prove that it is not costly and is, in fact, a giant money saver.
Check how Tetreault dishes on her money-saving techniques and eco-friendly living.
If you’re one of the many couples preparing to tie the knot this summer or in the near future, be sure to sit down and have a serious conversation about finances before the wedding.
Discuss the following nine financial topics as well as any others you find relevant to your situation so you understand where you stand individually and where you will be as a couple.
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Some purchase decisions take little to no time, such as choosing a candy bar at the checkout lane.
Major investments get consumers thinking and researching. But a large chunk of military consumers seem to be making big investments without exploring their options, according to a 2010 survey by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation.
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