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Divorce and Money: Splitting the Assets

Posted on 24. Jun, 2010 by SFWJ in Your Finances

If money is a problem in your relationship, it’s probably going to become an even bigger problem with divorce. What if more money is owed on the house than it is worth?

Ups and Downs of the Stock Market: What’s the Impact on Your Investments?

Posted on 10. Jun, 2010 by SFWJ in Your Finances

Tuesday, May 25: Just another day in the stock market: The DJIA (Dow Jones Industrial Average) was down over 200 points mid-day but finished down only 22.82. It bounced around a lot all day. This kind of volatility has gone on for a long time now.
by Cathy Curtis, Certified Financial Planner
The Dow started out on [...]

Manage Your Budget with Envelopes!

Posted on 10. May, 2010 by SFWJ in Your Finances

I recently recorded a short video illustrating a tip for controlling spending weaknesses.
Those who saw it found it very useful: a husband who showed it to his wife who insisted that their teenage daughter watch it;

How to Indulge Your San Francisco Foodie Passion…on a Budget!

Posted on 24. Mar, 2010 by SFWJ in Your Finances

The third truth in my 10 Simple Truths About Money is …Live Within Your Means: Don’t Spend More Than You Earn (or Contrary to Popular Opinion, You Weren’t Born to Shop!). If you are a foodie living in the Bay Area – this is DEFINITELY easier said than done. But don’t fear, help is on [...]

From Financial Fuzziness to Financial Clarity

Posted on 24. Feb, 2010 by SFWJ in Your Finances

The first truth in my 10 Simple Truths about Money is… Procrastination Leads to Financial Fuzziness. Getting clear about your financial situation begins with record-keeping. Now before you groan too loud, keep in mind that once you get your records in order, it becomes a simple process to keep your records up to date.

Even During Tough Times, Life Insurance Offers Peace of Mind

Posted on 22. Feb, 2010 by SFWJ in Your Finances

As you watch the value of your property, home or retirement investment savings struggle in the current economy, you may be wondering about ways to protect your family in the event of an unforeseen event. One option you may not have considered is the purchase of a whole life insurance policy.