As a reminder, this is the second post of a two post series helping you answer the question:  Should you sell your house?

The first post looked at the financial considerations of selling your house.   I discussed costs in selling and buying, interest rates, whether or not selling will help you get out of debt sooner, how long you’ve been in the house and the current tax credit consideration.  Read more... (1050 words, 11 images, estimated 4:12 mins reading time)

• Questions to Ask Your Realtor When Buying a Home When buying a home, the questions that you ask your realtor are extremely valuable. Your realtor is assisting you with what will perhaps be your greatest financial asset, so it is important to be sure that the decision is in your best interest. The following are questions you should ask......
• 10 Ways to Make Money without Spending a Dime. There’s not one of us who would enjoy having a little bit of extra money in our checking accounts at the end of the month. We don’t get part-time jobs because it will take away the little precious time that we do have for ourselves, and we don’t start part-time......

With the turn of the new year many people are considering selling their house and looking for a new one.  They ask, “Should I sell my home, or is it the right time to sell?”

Traditionally speaking, early in the year has been a good time to put your house on the market.  After the holidays buyers are typically out on the market looking for houses.  But even if it’s not the beginning of the new year, spring will soon be upon us and the market will pick up with potential buyers looking for the right house, at the right location and the right price.  So, if you’re considering selling your house, is it the right decision?  Read more... (1160 words, 11 images, estimated 4:38 mins reading time)

• Planning a vacation at home This post is part of a "Summer Fun Guide" group writing project by the Personal Finance Network. More articles on the subject are at the end of this post. Summer fun doesn't have to include an expensive road trip, a long airplane flight after braving security lines, or endless choruses......
• Improving Cash Flow vs. Accumulating Wealth When it comes to personal finance, most people are very familiar with the concept of cash flow. They know that their monthly pay represents cash flow in and checks written and automatic draft payments each month are cash flow out. As long as cash flow remains positive (the more positive......