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Monthly Archives: January 2014
The lowdown on MYRA accounts
The current POTUS has signed legislation for "lower income" families to be able to put some of their hard earned money into a new type of account called a MYRA account. The primary goal of the MYRA account is a … Continue reading
Posted in 401k, IRA, MYRA, Retirement Savings, Roth IRA
Tagged 401k, IRA, Retirement, Roth IRA
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The Feds increase minimum wage again
It seems that every so often in the current administration, that they keep wanting to increase minimum wage again. This time is no different. I believe that there would be benefits to increasing it, but only if certain conditions would … Continue reading
Net worth as of Dec 2013
Since this is a personal finance site, I figure I should divulge some bits of person financial information such as net worth. This is the first post of my net worth and I will try to post this every quarter … Continue reading
Posted in 401k, Financial Arsenal, financial directive, networth, Retirement Savings, Roth IRA
Tagged Financial Arsenal, financial directive, IRA, networth, Retirement, Roth IRA
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Unemployment extension suggestion
I doubt that any of the legislators will ever read this, but why not set a limitation on the unemployment extension permanently? I was reading this article (http://www.nytimes.com/2014/01/08/us/politics/unemployment-benefits.html), and the following thoughts came to mind. The thought I have would … Continue reading
Having to adjust for overspending
Prior to Christmas, my wife went out to get a few items for our 4 children for Christmas and because she didn’t have the cash on hand, she found herself having to adjust her own budget to fit within the … Continue reading
Posted in budget, budgeting, spending plan
Tagged budget, expense control, financial directive, spending plan
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