I just finished reading the new book by the bloggers over at Wise Bread. Their book, 10,001 Way to Live Large on a Small Budget, gives many thousands (ten actually) of tips on living frugal and personal finance.
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If you have $100 today, what is it worth? What would you pay today to ensure you receive $100 one year from now? Would you pay $95 or $105? Bankers, loan specialists, and mortgage brokers are experts in the time value of money (TVM).
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It has happened to all of us at one point or another, we see something that we want but do not have the cash in the bank to buy it.
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I received a letter this weekend from Chase, the bank where my primary credit card is housed. The letter seemed all nice and fluffy. I am being “upgraded” to a new premier rewards program. I kept reading and everything seemed great… And then I made it down to the end where they drop in a line saying that I will have to pay a $30 annual fee. Not going to happen.
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I read Automatic Millionaire a while back, but I think it is worthy of discussion here on Narrow Bridge. It was actually a part of what insipred me to start blogging about personal finance.
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I just finished reading Rich Like Them, a book dedicated to searching for the answers of how people get rich. Specifically, the book chronicles the author’s journey across America’s 100 richest zip codes.
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