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Kenneth C. Kelly is the President of Strativia, a financial management software development and services company specializing in applications for personal and business use. Strativia is the developer of Budget Forecaster, a sophisticated home budget and personal finance management software package.

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New Web-based Financial Education for College Students
Credit card companies along with other creditors routinely target college students for their products and services. If a student is not careful, it is possible for them to become loaded with debt before they even graduate. Think this is a remote problem? Think again. Today, far more college students are stacking up on debt than ever before. What is the primary reason? It is due to a lack of a solid personal financial education. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 12/11/2007 | Human Resources
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Web-based Financial Education for Employees
Companies are increasingly offering some form of workplace financial education as part of their employee benefits program. They recognize the long-term intrinsic value of such a service. Some other key benefits to offering some form of workplace financial education include: Increasing participation in and contributions to 401(K), 403(B), and other retirement plans, helping employees improve their personal financial wellness, and increasing employee loyalty and morale. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 12/11/2007 | Human Resources
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Everyone Needs to Start Saving Now
How important is saving money? Saving money is vitally important. In fact, it is one of the single most important steps to achieving most of your financial goals in life and becoming financially free. The sooner you begin to save the better of you will be later on. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 14/08/2007 | Finance
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Everything you Need to Know About Identity Theft
Identity theft can be one of the most difficult situations to deal with. Often, the ill effects of becoming a victim can last for years. Some of the common problems victims face are: Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 14/08/2007 | Finance
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Everything you Need to Know About Banking
Most of us know what a bank is. We know that in order to better manage our financial life; we should have both a checking and savings account at a minimum. We also know their services are similar across the board for most banks. Some of these services include: Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 14/08/2007 | Finance
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Workplace Personal Financial Education Works
With nearly 75% of all employees living paycheck-to-paycheck, personal finance issues can adversely affect the work performance. To combat this growing trend, employers are increasingly offering workplace personal financial education for their employees as part of their benefits program. They see this as a real need to help their employees. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 15/06/2007 | Human Resources
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Branded Workplace Financial Education Web Portals for Companies
Organizations are increasingly offering some form of workplace financial education as part of their employee benefits program. They recognize the long-term intrinsic value of such a service. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 15/06/2007 | Human Resources
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Branded Financial Education Web Portals for Colleges
Credit card companies along with other creditors routinely target college students for their products and services. If a student is not careful, it is possible for them to become loaded with debt before they even graduate. Think this is a remote problem? Think again. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 15/06/2007 | College and University
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8 Personal Banking Don'ts
Presumably the object of having a bank account is to save you money, or at least to help you more easily and properly manage it. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 24/04/2007 | Finance
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Establishing a Budget is the Right Thing to Do
What Is A Budget Simply put, a budget is a spending plan. It details how much you earn, how much you spend, and how much is left over. If you have any money left over, then you have a budget surplus. If you don't, you have a budget deficit. If you happen to fall into the budget deficit category, then you have to cut non-essential purchases completely out of your budget. Generally, living and leisure expenses can be modified slightly to fix the problem. Read
By: Kenneth Kelly | 23/04/2007 | Finance