Wondering what the best minds in money are tweeting about? Every other Tuesday we’ll fill you in on the conversation with Tuesday Money Tweets. You’ll get the 140 characters (or less!) of the financial wisdom you crave from around the Twitterverse.

@TheRealKiyosaki: Wealth is NOT how much money you make. It’s how much money your ASSETS make.

@AuthorDavidBach: Knowing exactly why you are reaching for the goal serves as a constant source of energy to keep you going strong in the face of setbacks.

@JeanChatzky: BUMMER. New study from U of I says new women docs paid 17K less than men on avg. One big reason: We don’t negotiate hard enough for us!

@ThomasJStanley: Income inequality in America? Most in bottom fifth today will not be there tomorrow.

@360Finances: Social Security is forecast to run out by 2037. What do you think the federal gov’t should do?

@RachelCruz: “Normal” young adults go through life not knowing where they’ve spent their money… take the weird approach and tell your money what to do.

@DaveRamsey: Processes should change; principles should not. Look for better ways to do something, but never stray from your core values.

@CNNMoney: Stocks open little changed after China’s central bank hikes key lending rate for 3rd time since October. $$

@Money: So unemployment is 9%. The real problem: 11 million more workers than 11 yrs ago — but 500k fewer jobs

@WealthMates: 95% of Canadians live with debt, and spend $1.45 for every $ 1.00 they make…

There are many individuals and families in America today who do not have any form of health insurance. The numbers are in the millions. Some of these people are self-employed; some do not work at all due to poor health or plain old bad luck. Some work for a type of business that does not offer benefits such as health insurance to its employees. Whatever the reason, these people do not have the benefit of regular health care, simply because they do not have the money to pay the insurance premiums.

People who drive pickup trucks and vans can usually get insurance for these vehicles from any company that also provides automobile insurance, but in this day and age, don’t assume anything. Check with the insurance company first to make sure. If you already have an automobile insured with a certain company, this might be a good place to start. Call your agent and inquire as to what the proper coverage for your truck would be.

When you buy a home, you’re making a huge investment that demands considerable time and energy. Even with a home in perfect condition, you have to consider the value of what you own and the risks that can damage that value.