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Control investment losses by determining your probable maximum loss and choosing an equity asset allocation that is consistent with your decision.

A true story of my friend Bill who has thrown away thousands of dollars on the lottery and refuses to stop. He could probably be retired by now if not for his lottery addiction.

"If you're addicted to traveling like I am, you probably make sure you carry a Visa and a Mastercard where ever you go (you'd be surprised how many places overseas don't accept Mastercard)."

It's probably true that nearly everyone has had a job that pushed them to the breaking point. When you've finally had enough, you quit and move on.

You may not realize it, but the way that you learned about savings as a child probably affects the type of saver or spender that you are today.

It's that time of year and mid-terms are under way, and for many of you this will be your first time writing them.  Exams can be difficult and quite stressful, especially if you're uncomfortable with the course material. Many of you are probably wondering how to pass exams so this might turn into a long post, but as a blog dedicated to helping students I feel as if it is justified.

If you make more than you spend, don't buy stuff you don't need, and have a clue about how to invest, you will probably do just fine.

Learn how to control investment losses by tailoring your asset allocation to your portable maximum investment loss.

University is the perfect time to start a cool little web-based side business.  There are an unbelievable amount of ways to make money online, and I'm not going to get into a full-fledged discussion on that right now, suffice to say that there is probably something out there for everyone in terms of a way to make a tidy little profit.