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Last month the Obama administration announced it would
release 30 million barrels of oil, the largest ever, from
the U. S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Only those without an
understanding of basic economics would applaud such a move. In a recent column I wrote, "Rising energy prices are not a
reason for the president to take action in the Obama
administration any more than they were during the Bush
years. Oil is finding its market value and adjusting due
both to the recovering economy as well as the easing of the
monetary situation.
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07/16
Check up on your insurance coverage
07/04
Independence Day
David Marotta's advice to young people featured on the Life After College blog remains timely: "Now that you are learning to live on your own, learn to live like the rich. The frugal millionaire enjoys both financial security and peace of mind. Living well within your means is a skill you may not have picked up from your parents or in school."
Last week we discussed the many ways you can save money as
you learn to live on your own. Our suggestions included
sharing housing costs, buying a previously owned car with
cash, preparing meals instead of eating out, and eliminating
the frills from services that are deducted automatically
each month from your checking account. Here we offer some
sound advice on how to put that money you've saved to work
for you. First, look carefully at your company’s benefits plan. Disability insurance is probably the most neglected
insurance. Consider signing up through a work plan.
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