If you shop online, you're already accustomed to getting the hottest fashions and gadgets at the best price---without finding parking at the mall and waiting in lines---delivered right to your door. But these days there are so many Internet retailers … [Read more...]
Four Simple but Costly Money Mistakes
Whether you've been on your own for a few days or a few years, try to avoid these common money mistakes young people make. Already made them? Don’t be hard on yourself; chances are you just didn't know better (a big part of money smarts comes from … [Read more...]
Introducing New Contributing Bloggers (And Why I Got a “Real” Job)
So two weeks ago, I announced I was looking for contributing bloggers and that I *gasp* got a real job. That said, I am pleased to introduce Money Under 30's three new contributing bloggers. Simon, Carrie, and Stan will each be writing one post a … [Read more...]
How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone
Even economists have a hard time understanding why cell phone companies charge what they do and, perhaps more importantly, why we pay it…all the while enduring spotty reception, abysmal customer service, and two-year service contracts. Although … [Read more...]
Why Avoid Bankruptcy?
A few weeks ago I was listening to a financial radio show on a day when every other caller wanted to know if they should file bankruptcy. One man was dealing with estranged spouses (yes, plural), a failed business, and hundreds of thousands in … [Read more...]
All About Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
Exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, are sooo hot right now, and with good reason. ETFs allow investors to purchase an entire index with the same convenience and cost of buying a single stock. Are ETFs a wise move for you? ETFs Defined The … [Read more...]

