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90Graduating College With Out Student Loan Debt
College has gotten ridiculously expensive over the past decade or so - to the point that very few people seem to be able to graduate from college with out student loan debt. I find this very frustrating,...
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99Strapped - Why America's 20- and 30- Somethings Can't Get Ahead
I just finished a very interesting book by Tamara Draut. Strapped - Why America's 20- and 30- Somethings Can't Get Ahead explained in precise detail some of the challenges my family has faced while trying to...
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64What is the Latte Factor and is it Hurting Your Finances?
Years ago, David Bach coined the term "latte factor". It has become very popular among financial experts and could very well be the reason you are not getting ahead financially. The latte factor is...
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57Financial Benefits to Tracking Your Spending
Are you trying to get a better handle on your finances? Are you clueless at the end of each month as to where your money went? Are you trying to stretch your hard earned money a little bit farther? ...
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68Teaching Your Child to Budget
I know the word "budget" is not one that most people want to hear, but technically the word budget means "a plan for using your money" according to Webster's dictionary. A plan for your money doesn't sound...
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59Ideas for Controlling Your Impulse Purchases
Every time you walk into a store, that store is hoping that you will make an impulse purchase. Their business is to get you to spend money and everything about that store is designed to get you to purchase...
4 comments82Personal Finance Website Review - The Motley Fool
Have you heard of The Motley Fool? Or fools really, two brothers David and Tom Gardner started a finance business in 1993. In fact one of the first financial books I ever read way by The Motley Fools. In...
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70How You Can Create a Snowball of Savings
Saving money can be hard sometimes, especially when it seems all our money is spoken for as soon as we get a paycheck. If you can carve out any money for savings at all, you can use it to invest in items...
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74What is the Difference Between a Recession and a Depression?
So now that we have been in a recession for 16 months, at what point is it considered a depression? Seeing as it took the nation's top economists 11 months to admit we were in a recession, my guess is that...
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71How to Prevent Eating Out or Getting Carry Out Food
Food is typically the biggest expense for people after their rent or mortgage. Eating out or getting carry out is often a big part of that expense. Sometimes it seems unavoidable but planning ahead will...
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