The United States government is on the verge of collapse. You might not know it just by going out to the grocery store, restaurant, or work. People are going on as if nothing is happening, but if you know what is going on in Washington and understand economics, you know how close we are to disaster.
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The economy has been tough on many families and individuals alike, and many have been forced to rely on credit cards simply to afford basic necessities each month. However, credit cards aren’t limitless and they require monthly payments, and when money is tight many people overcharge their credit cards and aren’t able to make the
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You all know that I have worked in banking and finance, but I have not told you very much about my more humble beginnings. Long before my MBA, years before my BSBA, I worked at a Boy Scout camp and a Target Store.
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If you are baffled by the ratios in the stock market, you are not alone. You can easily find a whirlwind of figures and ratios. Some of them, such as P/E and market cap are easily explained and understood. However, you might be able to find more value from less known ratios such as Price/Book.
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I paused for a moment and realized that I no longer have a bank branch to visit in Denver. What was I going to lose out on by giving up a brick and mortar bank? All I have left is Schwab Bank and Capital One 360. Both are online only.
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Today I had the opportunity to ask Glen at Free From Broke a few questions about his personal finance goals and history. Free From Broke is a top quality personal finance site. It chronicles a journey from credit card debt to being, as the name implies, a lifestyle free from debts and worries.
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