Personal Money Management

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

0 comments

A recession is when the nation experiences 6 months of negative gross domestic product growth (GDP). GDP is the sum total of all goods and services produced in a specified period. A recession usually means higher unemployment and lower interest ... more »

How to Request Money via PayPal

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

0 comments

When people from all over the world owe you money, it's easy to collect by using PayPal's "request money" feature. Whether you are a merchant wanting to send detailed invoices to your customers or an individual trying to collect the money your ... more »

How to Restore Identity after Identity Fraud

By pmoncoeur

0 comments

Ever wonder how to protect your identity? Or what should I do if my identity is stolen? Or what should I do if I am a victim of fraud?.. more »

How to Retire a Millionaire by Age 68

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

3 comments

Making $1 million is not as difficult as it used to be, but you will still need to plan carefully, sock away a lot of money and invest wisely to achieve your goal... more »

How to save 50% on your electric bill

By mrmojo

2 comments

When your computer /stereo /tv/equipment is plugged in but turned off it goes into standby mode, this means it is still using electricity.this is whats called a power leak ... more »

How to Spend Your Government Stimulus Check

By stlscientist

11 comments

If you're like many tax filers, you're going to receive a government stimulus check this month. To get the most out of your money check out some of the more interesting ways you could spend it... more »

How to Stop Bad Credit from Ruining Your Life!

By sbouie

1 comments

Over 90% of all Americans are deep in debt. Without good credit you cannot get a loan, buy a car or finance a home. Many people have credit problems and just do not know how to get out of them. Fortunately, there are solutions... more »

How to survive a bankruptcy filing

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

1 comments

Declaring bankruptcy is a drastic step for dealing with financial problems, so it should be the absolute last resort taken when dealing with financial woes. Since the United States Congress enacted the Bankruptcy Abuse and Creditor Protection Act ... more »

How to Survive a Recession with Minimal Impact on Your Finances

By GreenMomma

2 comments

Surviving a recession with little to no impact on your financial status will be difficult. Here are a few tips to get you through it... more »

How to Trade Old Gold for Cash

By eMerrill

0 comments

Nearly everyone has some old gold jewelry lying around that they never wear. With gold prices high right now, it may be time to turn that unused gold into useful cash. But you'll find there's a wide range in what buyers will pay for your gold, so ... more »

How to Use Dividends in a Whole Life Insurance Policy

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

2 comments

Whole life insurance policy dividends can be used in a number of ways, but be sure you know the tax consequences of each by consulting with a qualified tax adviser before you act... more »

How to Wire Transfer Money

By marchyde078

0 comments

There are times in life when we have to send money, and send it fast. When sending a check or giving cash are not options, you may choose to wire transfer money. Wire transfers are quick, cheap and will allow you to send money anywhere in the ... more »

How to Appease Your Creditors When You’re Out of Work

By Cloey

0 comments

It happens to all of us one time or another. We’re laid off or we switch jobs or some unforeseen expense falls from the sky and we can’t make those monthly payments to our creditors. What do you do? Ignoring them seems, at first anyway, to be ... more »

How to Avoid Sweepstakes Fraud

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

2 comments

Thousands of companies push their fraudulent "sweepstakes" into the mailboxes of unsuspecting consumers. Protect yourself by learning to identify the signs of fraud... more »

How to Choose the Right Kind of Annuity

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

1 comments

Purchasing an annuity is one of the most effective ways to save and invest tax-deferred earnings and have them paid back to you over time down the road. If you've decided that an annuity is suitable for you, here's a framework to help you narrow ... more »

How to create a Free Monthly Budget Planner

By jenstewart

0 comments

Here is an easy way to manage your finances by creating a free monthly budget planner. These free budget worksheets are printable making them both user friendly and versatile... more »

How to earn money from ehow?

By Denish

4 comments

It's easy to earn money from ehow. Just you must write what you know... more »

How to Effectively Write a Grant Proposal

By grantguru

0 comments

This article will teach you the basics of what you need to effectively write a grant proposal. I will also give you some of the "tricks of the trade" and show you where you can find some of the resources you need to make your search easier... more »

How to Fill Out a Money Order

By renee82

0 comments

A money order is another form of a check people use to pay a bill or buy a product among other things... more »

How to Get a Cash-Back Debit Card

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

0 comments

A cash-back debit card is a great option for those who don't qualify for a credit card (or those who want better control over their spending) but still want to take advantage of some of its rewards. While credit cards with cash-back programs are ... more »

How to get a credit card with bad credit

By moneymechanic

0 comments

How to get a credit card with bad credit. Credit cards, when used properly can help repair and rebuild your credit. Learn other ways that you can fix bad credit in our step-by-step instructions... more »

How to Get a Unsecured Credit Card With Bad credit.

By imaqueen1975

0 comments

how to apply and get an unsecured credit card in 60 seconds.. more »

How to Get Rid of Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI) on an Existing Loan

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

0 comments

Private mortgage insurance, or PMI, is an additional monthly fee required by most lenders when your down payment on a home is less than 20 percent. Here are some ways to get rid of PMI on your existing home loan... more »

How to get rid of your credit card debt

By Greatfunmoms

0 comments

If you have a lot of credit card debt and it seem that always spend over the limit of your credit card and just pay minimum amount every month and you would like to pay it off as soon as possible this tips below will show you what to do.. more »

How to Hedge Against Inflation as an Individual

By eHow Personal Finance Editor

0 comments

Keep inflation from wiping out your nest egg... more »

Check Out All Categories

Articles in Personal Money Management