Blog Detail
The Sticky Asset Blog for the Middle Class
http://www.stickyasset.com/blog
This is the blog home for the new American financial evolution. We help middle class families develop a plan for getting ahead, saving, smart investing and avoiding being taken advantage of by the corporate greedy in America.
We share specifics on how you can get ahead.
Recent Posts
Protecting Your Family From Financial Crisis...Again.
null How can you protect your family in the financial storm of the 21st Century? It is not at all guaranteed that the “worst is over.” Your goal? Don't be sorry. Plan ahead...and I mean NOW. It is certain that this period of time is about...
A Money Laundering Account For Other People\'s Money (And Other Money Secrets)
null What is 10% of your after tax income? What is 15% of your after tax income? What is 20% of your after tax income? Spend some time with your paycheck. Do the math. Find out what each of these percentages represent. Look at your nex...
12 Coupon Code Sites & The Difference Between Saving & Marketing
null Here are some examples of places where you can find coupon codes and discounts on the internet. This is not research done for you. We are not endorsing any of these, but we are offering them to show that you can spend an hour a week looking f...
The 5 Rules To Save On Your Christmas Shopping - EVERYTIME
null We all know we need to save money, but it is so difficult. This is especially true during the Christmas Shopping Season. Why? Because marketing tells us that when a merchant takes 20% off of a purchase we really have saved money. How can ...
When It Comes To Saving Money, When Is Later?
null What does it take for you to begin saving money regularly? What does it take for you to find your own strategy for saving and investing regularly? As humans, we put things off. We rationalize and say that we can begin later. Later is gene...
Consumers Turn Savers. Are You In?
null We like to think of ourselves as consumers in the United States, but over the course of the next era we better get to thinking of ourselves as the savers. I could give you numbers, graphs and charts to support why this is true, but sometimes I...

