Usually, December is a hard month in which to really "pay down" debt. With Christmas shopping (which, for us, includes driving = ...

The last section of David Bach's book is brief, but, in my mind, it is a solid conclusion. Entitled "Your Journey Begins Today!...

If you have followed this series on David Bach's book, you have noticed that now, just about everything is "taken care of" fin...

My wife and I do not have a "blow" section of our budget. We just don't blow money right now (or we do our best not to!). Howe...

In this, the shortest "action" chapter of David Bach's book, the author simply gives some tips on how to use your new automati...

Poor people rent, while rich people own their home. In fact, According to one survey of consumer finance published by the Federal Reserve in...

NOTE: I'm sorry it's been so long since our last update in this series. I really don't have any excuse for the delay, and I apol...

Last week we had the greatest holiday of the year: Thanksgiving. For many, the day after Thanksgiving begins a frenzy that won't end un...

Here's a mid-week set of links to go around...have a great holiday week! 10 Easy Ways to Save Money Without Much Effort (via Consumeris...

We've all seen the DirecTV commercial with the play on 'Speed Dating.' "Do you want to make 50 bucks the easy way?" W...

James's article on Life with Pets was featured this week in the Carnival of Financial Planning. Adam submitted the article, so they acc...

"Now make it automatic." That's the overriding theme of this chapter, and the idea from which the book gets its name. David Ba...