The super famous finance bloggers like those at Wise Bread often create a weekly post linking to other super famous finance bloggers. However, I have found that some of the best ideas come from the future Ramit Sethi or the next Tim Ferris.
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For Chanukah, I asked for and received a Roku. Roku is like a cable box for the internet. My box brings in unlimited Netflix streaming videos (20,000 available) and music from Pandora. It can be setup to do much more.
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According to recent data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., millions of Americans today do not have a bank account, and they like it that way. In fact, they choose to do business with other types of financial institutions, such as check cashing stores, to meet their banking needs. While the FDIC would like to
Millions Turn Their Backs On Banks, Favor Alternative Solutions Read More »
If you are a fan of peer to peer lending, you might be interested in microfinance. Microfinance is a type of lending designed to help people in poor communities around the world start a small scale business that can completely change their standard of living.
Microfinance: Invest in Someone’s Future Read More »
I have made an amazing discovery. I am a pretty good cook (I am also humble). It is also much cheaper, and often better, than going to a restaurant. I thought I would share a few single guy recipes that have been easy and fun to make.
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These days, a lot of people in their twenties discuss “cutting the cord.” That cord, of course, being the cable cord bringing in dozens, if not hundreds, of TV channels.
The Great Cable Debate Read More »
