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MICHAEL RUBIN
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Hello! I'm the author of the bestselling Beyond Paycheck to Paycheck - the number one customer-rated book on Amazon.com's Money Management for Young People's list! My passion is a relentless focus on the simplifying of money matters for real people. How? In addition to numerous speaking engagements, I also write the popular Beyond Paycheck to Paycheck blog and have appeared in various media, including Fox News Chicago, radio stations across the country, and national media such as CNN Money.com, latimes.com, The Wall Street Journal, SmartMoney.com, Chicago Tribune, Financial Advisor Magazine, and Investment News.
Finally, I'm the President of Total Candor, a financial education company and I live in New Hampshire with my wife and two very young, very hungry daughters.
By: jswesey, February 23 2010
I read the most interesting (and depressing) article in The Atlantic the other day. The article, " How a New Jobless Era Will Transform America " contained a whole slew of interesting statistics. But this one stood out:...
By: Keith Morris, February 09 2010
J. Money writes today about how Matt Jabs calculates his daily interest payments as a way to motivate himself to pay down his debt. Sounds like a great exercise, so I'm going to give it a go.
This is what I pay each day...
By: jswesey, July 14 2009
I'm catching up on a few financial tasks and creating a will is one of them. It's true that I'm still young, but I am married and have a child on the way so now seems like a good time. I'm familiar with Nolo press and know...
By: Keith Morris, December 28 2009
Everyone is talking about New Year resolutions. One of the best ways to keep them is to announce your goals publicly. This way, there is an audience to encourage you and hold you accountable. Even if your audience has no...
By: operasinger, November 03 2009
I'm a young opera singer and I live in New York City. I do not need a car here, so no debt there, about $20,000 in student loans that I pay over the minimum on every month, about $600 credit card at 17% and $600 credit card...
By: madmen, October 27 2009
If you are laid-off, does it make sense to keep your disability insurance?
By: Barefoot1, July 18 2009
I am asking the community's advice since more viewpoints are always welcome. My brother-in-law is approaching 62 and while his job is very secure for as long as he wants it, his body is giving out rapidly and he...
By: lynn2008, June 08 2009
I'm just about to have my first child and have been busy getting things
ready for her arrival. One thing that has become very apparent is the
push for baby stuff! The retail world is salivating over new and
excited...
By: sirsky, May 28 2009
I purchased my first condo when I was 24 yrs old, putting down 20%, a little over 4 years ago. At the time, it seemed like a good investment. Now, it seems like it has "bad idea" written all over it. The...
By: Michael Rubin, May 07 2009
In my experience, life insurance is more often sold than purchased. Don't get me wrong: there are times in your life when life insurance is essential. A classic example is when you have young children (like I...
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