Last October I highlighted five of the best Personal Finance Applications for Android phones. Since then, that article has been one of my most popular to date. On the mobile front, Android has climbed the ranks and actually surpassed the iPhone in unit market share. The Android app market now contains nearly a whopping 100,000 […]
I’ve been a long time fan of Mint.com and they are always on my radar. Just this week they launched a new sub-site of their site, called Answers.Mint.Com and from being on there a bit and checking out some of the questions and answers, I can tell this is going to be a great asset […]
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My weekend was far busier than I anticipated but hey, that’s life and it’s all good busy around here these days. I’m changing the way I do some things around here so this Linkworthy will be a bit different. My pick for this week goes to Austin at Foreigners Finance. He played off an article […]
I recently mentioned the Read Write Web’s attempt to cover many of the financial aspects and technological improvements of the web and our money over the next month and their next installment in the article series is really interesting. They introduce a new web service called Bundle. This service is actually very similar to what […]
Over at Read Write Web last week there was an interesting article called How The Web is Transforming Personal Finance. Read Write Web is all about the advancements in web technology and often has articles about the next big web thing or highlights of some awesome new tool on the web that someone has created. […]
This is a guest post by Fred Schebesta who writes about saving money at Savings Account Finder. There he helps people compare and choose the right savings account to get more interest. Managing your finances can take a lot of time to be done right, however you financial security and your cash flow are not […]
I stumbled on this image detailing how the average US consumer spends their paycheck based on a survey done by the Department of Labor. (click to enlarge) There were a few areas here that I found interesting such as reading, cash contributions, entertainment and food. The reading section is pretty minimal but its actually larger […]
