Chris Tyson

[...] : Avoid credit card debt and plan to save for vacations, computers, etc. 3. Long-Term or Retirement Savings: This includes savings for college fund for your children or grandchildren or retirement. [...]

[...] today and set goals to reach.  The first goal should be to have at least $1,000 saved. 2. Short-Term Savings: Avoid credit card debt and plan to save for vacations, computers, etc. 3. Long-Term or [...]

[...] are charging these days. Realign Your Assets - two areas to look at in your family are: Low-interest Savings: move your money from a low interest savings account into one with a potential for higher [...]

[...] are 22 years old.  When you reach the age of 70 you would have approximately $160,000. Hypothetical percentage rates and values, subject to applicable taxes. [...]

The Rule of 72 will let you know approximately when your money will double.  To find out when your money will double divide your interest rate into 7 [...]

[...] savings Step 4 – Invest 15 percent of your household income into Roth IRAs and pre-tax retirement plans Step 5 – College funding Step 6 – Pay off your home early Step 7 – Build wealth and [...]

[...] to financial independence by arranging your present income: Pay yourself first Earn additional income Adjust your priorities Avoid the credit trap Realign your assets Pay Yourself First – [...]