Money tips

By Angela Ebron

With bills, groceries, the mortgage—everything, really—money seems to be spent two seconds after you make it. At this point you’d probably be happy to save $50 in a month, much less $500. But don’t give up on that savings goal just yet. Financial expert Pam Krueger, creator and co-host of PBS’s MoneyTrack and author of The MoneyTrack Method, has a painless plan that will put an extra $500 in your bank account in 30 short days. She even does the math to prove it!

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Do you feel paralyzed or terrified at the thought of taking contol of your budget, credit card debt, or income? Or maybe it bores you to tears -- but you know you have to do it, my friends. Why? Because being in control will free your heart and mind, which will give you energy to do other things.

Suze Orman says, “A big part of financial freedom is having your heart and mind free from worry about the what-ifs of life.”

The sooner you take charge of your finances, the happier you'll be (even if it hurts like hell at first). These money tips are from Lisa Caputo, Founder, Chairman and CEO and Linda Descano, CFA, President and COO of Women & Co - an amazing financial website for women!

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“Credit buying is much like being drunk,” says Joyce Brothers. “The buzz happens immediately and gives you a lift…the hangover comes the day after.”

The hangover is never good -- whether it’s from spending or overindulging in anything. Here's a cure for what ails you: ten tips for getting out of debt from financial expert Ethan Ewing, of Bills.com. If you’re drowning  in credit card bills, medical bills, or mortgage payments -- there might be something here that can help you manage your debt better.

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