Last week, I wrote about my recent apartment hunting. Now that I have a new place picked out, I have to move. I arranged an overlap of one week so I have time to move everything in my busy schedule of working during the day and going to classes at night.
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Yesterday I completed a multi-week process of searching for and picking a new place to live. I have been living in a house near my school for the last 15 months. In that 15 months, I have been very happy with the rent and location, but I decided it was time for me to go out and get a place on my own.
I just finished reading The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Richby Tim Ferriss. The book was fun and easy to read. Not only was it fun, it was a bit inspirational. I know I am behind the curve in this book, which made waves when it came out in 2007, but its words are just as relevant as they were in 2007.
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I have written posts about what a share of stock represents and how stock trades work, but I have never given a breakdown on how corporate bonds work.
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A few weeks back I was standing on Canal Street in New York at the center of Chinatown. I was helping one of my friends haggle the price of a fake Louis Vitton purse down from $100 to $30. I realized that you can learn a lot about life walking down a Chinatown street trying
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We have talked about automatic investments many times on this blog. I am a big fan of setting up a system that takes money straight out of your paycheck and puts it away for the day you call it quits. However, people often get nervous about investing their retirement savings. I have a couple of
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