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Personal Finance Quick Guides

  • Health and Fitness Insurance for Beginners Health and Fitness Insurance for Beginners

    By Stephanie Mojica

    Health and fitness insurance is essential, even for the healthiest people, as an unexpected crisis could ruin a family financially. This eHow guide will detail how to research and purchase health insurance.

  • Personal Credit Report Guide Personal Credit Report Guide

    By Katherine Kally

    Can you legally remove negative items from your credit report? How long does a judgment impact your credit score? Learn how to read, evaluate and improve your personal credit report from eHow’s credit experts.

  • Credit Card Basics Credit Card Basics

    By Lillian Downey

    Credit cards are perhaps the most popular way to build credit. They're also the easiest way to destroy credit if you're not careful. Let the eHow experts guide you through choosing and wisely using credit cards.

  • Live Debt Free Live Debt Free

    By R.J. Bowman

    The average American has approximately $33,000 in debt--and that's not counting the mortgage. If you are tired of working hard all week just to make your minimum payments, it is time to get serious about paying off debt. Making short-term sacrifices will leave you with the long-term reward of a debt-free life. With no credit card or car loan payments to make, you will be free to do just about a

  • Online Investing 101 Online Investing 101

    By Kim Kirsch

    Learn as much as possible about online inevesting before you begin. Learn the symbols and the terms you will be using on a daily basis. This Quick Guide will give you a good start.

  • Basics of Credit Counselors Basics of Credit Counselors

    By EN Readster

    Ads by credit counselors that offer to help you get out of debt are everywhere. Wading your way through all the legalese of credit counseling can make your head swim. Let the experts at eHow help you keep your head above water.

  • Life and Debt Life and Debt

    By Marcella McCleese

    Debt has become a stressful fact a life for most Americans. According to the Federal Reserve Bank, approximately 92 percent of Americans use subsidiary income to pay debts. Let eHow be your guide to a more prosperous, enjoyable life.

  • Debtor's Guide Credit Counseling Debtor's Guide Credit Counseling

    By Valencia Higuera

    Are you drowning in debt and feeling overwhelmed? Credit counseling can provide you with options to manage your debt and get your head above water. This Quick Guide gives you the lowdown on how credit counseling works and how to find an agency.

  • Income Taxes for Beginners Income Taxes for Beginners

    By Melynda Sorrels

    Learning taxes is easy and fun, NOT! Learning how to do your own taxes can save you time and money in the long run. eHow's comprehensive guide can show you tricks that won't get you locked up.

  • Bond Market Basics Bond Market Basics

    By Sean Mack

    Putting your money in bonds is supposed to be safe, but you still need to know what you’re doing. Use this guide to learn the basics of the bond market.

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