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Dave Says: Trusting in the Family
Wondering about a family trust? Dave Says one might not be necessary to manage money while you're still living. Dear Dave, When should a couple think about creating a family trust? Angie Dear Angie, A family trust can take different shapes. Couples with young kids sometimes consider creating...
Dave Says: A Model Opportunity?
If your children start earning money while still in their teens, don't forget to teach them the three basics of money: saving, spending and giving. Read more about teaching kids about money here.
Emergency First Aid: When a Kiss Won't Make It Better
For most people, the sight of blood coming from a wound, whether it is yours or someone else's, can be very upsetting. To prepare for this possibility, it’s wise to study first aid in advance, so you can stay as calm as possible and take proper action if the need arises. It’s also wise to keep...
Dave Says: Are Salvage Cars Worth It?
If you're looking for a good deal on a car, is buying a salvaged title worth the effort? Sometimes yes. Sometimes no! Dear Dave, I want to buy an inexpensive car, and I was wondering what you think about salvage titles. Eric Dear Eric, It’s not impossible to find a decent salvage car. But...
SPONSORED: Shelf Reliance Holds Third Annual Convention
PROVO, UT, MARCH 21–23, 2013: Shelf Reliance is holding its third annual convention this year at the Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo from March 21st to 23rd. Hundreds of consultants will be attending from all over the United States, Canada, and even Japan. Convention attendees will be...
Dave Says: Should You Rent to Own?
Beware: rent-to-own situations rarely work out, and when they do, they always work out better for the seller than the buyer. Save up, go slow and buy a home of your own when you're ready, Dave says. Dear Dave, What do you think about rent-to-own housing? I’m not sure we’re financially...
Disaster Communication: Call Me...Maybe?
Even though we can’t prevent earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, or other disruptive events, learning what communication options are available during and after a disaster will help you better protect yourself and your loved ones. Establishing a meeting place where family members will gather in an...
Four Easy Ways to Use Your Wheat
If you've been intimidated by the pounds and pounds of wheat in your storage (or if you've been too intimidated to even buy wheat), then listen up, because I´ve got a great way to incorporate it into your diet. And once you've incorporated something into your diet, getting it into your food...
Dave Says: Cash the Bonds and Invest!
When it comes to Series EE bonds from the military, you should cash them in and really invest in your future! Dear Dave, I’m 23 years old, and I was in the military for five years. While serving I received what is now $2,700 in Series EE bonds. Should I keep them? Tammy Dear Tammy, If it...
Dave Says: Is It Better to Pay Off the Credit Card or the Car First?
What's the difference between paying off your car payment or your credit car debt? Dave says, essentially nothing! Dear Dave, My wife and I make $140,000 a year, and we’re working on our debt snowball. We’re almost out of debt, but we still have two small car payments and some credit card...
Emergency Water: How, Where and How Much?
In most emergency situations, fresh drinking water is the most important item you can store. It is recommended to have both stationary emergency water storage and portable storage in containers light enough to carry in an emergency. Preparedness authorities like FEMA recommend storing at least 14...
Dave Says: To Churn or Not to Churn Your Credit Card?
The concept of churning your credit card, flipping your balance from one card to another to get perks like sky miles, is more hassle than it's worth. Dear Dave, What do you think about the practice of credit card churning? Ethan Dear Ethan, I think it’s a pretty dumb idea. The concept is...
Dave Says: Collegiate Saving 101
Be honest in your dealings when your kids begin to apply for scholarships at college. Don't pretend to need more financial aid than you really do, because there are plenty of others who might need it. Dear Dave, Both of our daughters will start college next year. We have $25,000 set aside for...
Essential List: 20 Skills to Know in Case of Emergency
Check out this must-have list of preparedness skills you should learn in case of an emergency. By learning some basic and needful skills, you can become your own best resource in an emergency situation. Keep in mind that not all emergencies are major natural disasters. Smaller but...
Dave Says: Mother-in-law Has More Than Just a Problem
My mother-in-law has been racking up credit card debt, and we want to address the issue. How do we do it? Dear Dave, My mother-in-law has a serious credit card problem. She can’t afford stuff, but she shops anyway, acquires more and more credit and thinks she’ll pay for it all later somehow....
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