April 2009

Getting Rich – Six Steps From Napoleon Hill

by Rich Single Momma on April 29, 2009

Getting Rich – Six Steps From Napoleon Hill By Lee Ann Price There is a scientifically proven system to obtaining wealth and prosperity. That’s a bold statement to be sure. But, I have used the system (both in obtaining wealth and the reverse). And, so you don’t take just my word; countless books have been [...]

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Today is a guest post about how to balance going to college with the time and money challenges you will face. This article comes at the request of several of  you who wanted to know how to handle the juggling act.  I will write a post about my own experiences in the next week or [...]

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7 Money Tips for Single Moms (and the Redbox Code)

by Rich Single Momma on April 27, 2009

The relationship between single moms and money is turbulent. Her struggle to get more to take care of her family seems endless and the more she tries it seems the more illusive it becomes. But a bigger issue with money is how to manage what she has and discover new ways to get a little [...]

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Managing Your Finances During Divorce

by Rich Single Momma on April 26, 2009

Divorce may be considered one of the most stressful time for any family going through it.  It can be stressful emotionally and financially.  Objectively, any divorce can be settled with less problems and stress.  However, due to the height of emotions, both spouses can be unreasonable and pig-headed.  The emotions are usually triggered by fear, [...]

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Insurance Must-Haves for Solo Parents

by Rich Single Momma on April 24, 2009

For many people, insurance is a big part of their financial plans regardless of their status. But for a single mom like me, it is a necessity. If there is anything that single parents shouldn’t be without, it’s a contingency plan. Having only one person taking care of the family means there is hardly someone [...]

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The Merits of Buying Your Own Home

by Rich Single Momma on April 23, 2009

With interest rates currently at a forty-year low, many people that rent their homes are now contemplating the feasibility of purchasing their own house.  As the real estate industry slumped considerably over the past 2 years, it may now be cheaper to own rather than to rent.  For households with limited income, like single moms [...]

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