Archive for November, 2005
Why You Should Give Your Kids Monopoly for Christmas
Posted on 29. Nov, 2005 by Jason Guthrie.
It appears as though some of the hottest children toys this Christmas teach children about money and finances. As parents realize that understanding finances is an invaluable life skill they are beginning to teach their children – at a young age – about budgeting, saving, and investing. Inspired by this new trend I found [...]
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Have a Financial Question? Ask it Here!
Posted on 29. Nov, 2005 by Jason Guthrie.
Thanks to Lindsay at dizzyisland I’ve created a small email form in order to accept topic suggestions from anyone visiting the site. I usually blog about things that I encounter during the day but the site was created for you – so if you want to know about a certain subject please feel free [...]
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Monetary Holiday Gift Ideas
Posted on 26. Nov, 2005 by Jason Guthrie.
Jeff Opdyke over at The Wall Street Journal brought up the idea today that children are spoiled during the holiday season with an over-abundance of gifts and money – so much in fact that most kids don’t even end up playing with that toy from Great Aunt Betty. Since the child won’t likely be [...]
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9Rules Rocks!
Posted on 24. Nov, 2005 by Jason Guthrie.
I just wanted to proudly announce that this blog was accepted this week by 9Rules Network! I have been reading 9Rules for a while now and am always impressed with the high-caliber blogs that are featured on the network.
I submitted this blog during their 3rd round of submissions a few weeks ago and [...]
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The Promising Future of Online Bill Payments
Posted on 19. Nov, 2005 by Jason Guthrie.
CheckFree Corporation (Nasdaq: CKFR) announced this week the most recent results of a survey conducted twice annually by CheckFree Analytic Research Services with The Marketing Workshop, Inc. and Harris Interactive. The study revealed that 56% of U.S. online households are paying at least one bill online, up from 52% in June 2004. Currently, 87% of [...]
