	Kevin Ellis Lexington Personal Finance Examiner \| Bio My Bio Subscribe RSS Feed Favorites

Find out more about Kevin:

Kevin has over 12 years experience in financial software, presenting nationally at IT conventions. He holds a master’s degree in computer science and a MBA. Kevin teaches computer courses at Jefferson Community & Technical College. He serves on Bellarmine University’s Alumni Board of Directors and the MBA advisory committee. An avid listener of Dave Ramsey, he has attended the Total Money Makeover, completed Financial Peace University, and is debt-free. Please contact him at this address.

Subscribe to Kevin's Email Alerts

Get alerts when Kevin submits a new article

Kevin has been added to your favorite examiners

View my favorite Examiners

Lexington Personal Finance Examiner's Articles

Showing: Most recent articles

Thankful for Giving

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009 · 1 comment

The other day as I was listening to the Dave Ramsey Show, a listener sent in an e*mail on the subject of winning. It went "triumph is just...
Keep Reading »

Research your mortgage options for a new home

Friday, November 20th, 2009

Are you planning on buying a new home? Have you taken into account the monthly mortgage payments you will be making? Are you trying to decide...
Keep Reading »

Macy's has more than a financial problem

Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

Macy’s issued a cautious outlook on November 11, 2009 as their third quarter loss was less than the street projected. CEO Terry Lundgrem stated...
Keep Reading »

An affordable way for going green

Every so often as I listen to the Dave Ramsey Show, he will paraphrase a quote from Charlie “Tremendous” Jones: you will be the same...
Keep Reading »

Credit Cards: No thank you ... I'll pass

On November 4th 2009, columnist Karen Blumenthal wrote an article in the Wall Street Journal titled “Credit Cards: Break Up, or Make Up?”....
Keep Reading »

Overdrafts are no accident

1 comment

Gail Buckner of Fox Business published an article on Monday titled “Overdrafts: an Involuntary Bank Bailout?”. The assumption is that...
Keep Reading »

Research, negotiation, and patience pay dividends

The November 2009 cover story for Money Magazine is “What to do with $1,000 now”. I was very pleased (in most part) of the tips they...
Keep Reading »

Light at the end of the tunnel

Last week I wrote an article titled “Is the sky falling”. My premise was to show that after a turbulent year in the market we were...
Keep Reading »

Giving your time

In my last article I focused on “giving” as part of your financial plan. The focus was centered on giving money to charities. But there...
Keep Reading »

The art of responsible giving

I am hearing the phrase “stewardship” a lot lately. At my church it is being stressed frequently, being that we are in the middle of our...
Keep Reading »