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'Money 911' is an all-encompassing financial tool (USA Today) This uber-personal finance guide sweeps the financial landscape from dealing with debt to paying for college to saving for retirement. More . . . Chopping it down (Montrose Daily Press) MONTROSE - Looming state budget cuts are challenging the Montrose County School District, but not knowing how much money will be chopped makes budgeting an even more daunting task. More . . . You Can Make Money in the Horse Industry (dBusinessNews.com) “Making and Managing Your Money In The Horse Industry” is the topic of a presentation being given at the Hoosier Horse Fair in Indianapolis, Indiana. More . . . Amy Butte: 'The Road From Ruin': Sex Or Money? Which Is Harder To Talk About? (The Huffington Post) Sex or money? Condoms or internal rate of return? Which of these highly charged topics and terms would you prefer (or prefer not) to talk to your kids about? More . . . I hope my IRS refund is really small (The Christian Science Monitor) Why? Because a big IRS refund check means Uncle Sam's been holding my money, which I could be earning interest on. More . . . Workshop helps with managing money (Dothan Eagle) A workshop called “Money Matters: How to Keep Track of Your Money” will be held March 25. More . . . Study: Students pursuing risky strategies to cope financially (Richmond Times-Dispatch) Cherry Hedges, the Virginia Credit Union’s financial education director, noted that freshmen are coming into college a little more financially savvy these days. Still, they need a lot more financial training, including about budgeting and the ramifications of going into debt. More . . . KOTO hits fundraising mark in down economy (Telluride Daily Planet) In the end, we are all our own charity. When times tighten, we all look to our personal bottom lines before we consider throwing our cash at worthy causes. In a declining economy, the tote bags and mugs public radio stations sling to encourage you to call up and donate your dollars just aren't cutting it like they used to. More . . . Are You And Your Partner Financially Compatible? (Forbes) Couples spend years getting to know each other emotionally. But getting to know your spouse's attitude towards money is just as important. More . . . Prepare for a fee change as banks feel overdraft rule changes (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) Banks won't be able to stick you with hefty fees for covering your latte, but new charges are on the way. More . . . Advertise on this page
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