Family Finance

How to make family budget when you have a newborn baby

By: Amy j | May 10, 2013 Preparing for your baby’s baby shower, room, toys or clothes can be very exciting but those aren’t the only things you should be preparing for. Here’s what you can do to make the most of your family budget for your new baby.

Getting Through a Divorce with Professional Advice

By: Carly Kidman | May 3, 2013 Ending a marriage can be a stressful and upsetting endeavour. Fortunately, there is a lot of professional help from solicitors and even accountants who can help people cope with the finer details of a divorce.

Situations When A Financial Advisor Will Help With Retirement Savings

By: Zoey Murray | Apr 8, 2013 Nearly 6 million people contribute to a retirement savings plan each year. This is only 24 percent of the eligible population of the country. The average contribution towards retirement savings is less than 4 percent of the disposable income of a household. This is placing many people in a position where it will be necessary to work beyond the traditional retirement age in order pay bills. One sol

Turn your budgeting experience into a delight

By: Kevin Craig | Mar 25, 2013 Budgeting is not as dreadful as it seems. It depends on how you look at it. You can enjoy budgeting, if you leave room for mistakes and your own yearnings. Savings is definitely vital for a secured financial health. However, that doesn’t mean you’re going to deprive yourself.

6 Tips for borrowing money from parents

By: Joy Mali | Mar 11, 2013 When you were still young, surely you found it easy to ask money from your parents. But now that you’re all grown up, working or just lost a job, paying your own bills or even still studying, you may find it rather difficult to ask your parents for money. Still, there comes a time when you really need some help and the only one you can go to are your parents.

Living Assistance and Educational Grants for Single Mothers

By: Kimberly greene | Aug 11, 2012 Being a parent is not easy but things become more demanding when one has to take the challenge all alone. As a single mother, there are plenty of difficulties that come in your way to raise a healthy life but you can successfully tread through them. Besides shouldering the responsibility as a parent, you will be responsible to support the family with sufficient income. This can be quite frustratin

Bad Credit Loan Options - Loan Options for Your Family

By: Alan Schneidermen | Jul 19, 2012 It's not unusual for many people that have a decent credit score to have difficulty in getting affordable financing when the economy is as volatile as it is today. Just because you have a good credit score doesn’t mean that you are going to meet the requirements of the banks and credit unions when they are being tighter than ever with their money as they are today.

Five efficient ways to save money

By: heatherprotz | Jul 19, 2012 Efficient ways to save money during times of unexplainable currency drought.

Government Help for Single Moms: An Insight to Options Available

By: Vincenzo Andrews | Jul 16, 2012 Raising the children in today’s world is not easy. It comes with multitude of challenges. However, when it comes to bringing up a child without the help of other partner, it can be very challenging. Single parents, especially single mothers face multitude of challenges trying to strike a balance between limited expenses and unlimited expenditures.

Who To Turn To When Seeking Child Support Payments

By: Patrick Thompson | Jun 21, 2012 The enforcement of child support agreements and court orders is essential to ensuring that children of separated or divorced parents receive the financial support they are entitled to and need. Lack of compliance with a child support order has a negative impact, both personally and financially; on the child, the parent, and even taxpayers. If a parent needs to seek government assistance to help fi