While I like to read the Wall Street Journal and Financial Times, I do not have time to read them regularly. However, I have the entrepreneur bug, so I do like to keep up in that too. I have time for a magazine or two every month, and there are two money related magazines that […]
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When I worked at the bank, I noticed something interesting. All of the officers had cars worth less than the regular employees. I knew that officers made more than non-officers. I always wondered why people who make less have cars worth more. I figured it out one day. All of the officers had nice, reliable
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Update: Thrive has been shut down, but you can still see my always up-to-date list of free money management tools. You all know that my favorite part of the personal finance arsenal is Mint, a banking aggregation site that helps with budgeting and transaction history. Thrive has popped up as Mint’s number one competition. The
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Many people are getting worried and are acting irrationally because of the current economic downturn. I have some advice for people. STOP FREAKING OUT! People freaking out is what causes economic downturns. Everyone hears things are bad so they stop spending. That causes a long chain of economic events that turn into a recession. Anyway,
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If you are short on cash and need money quick, payday loans might sound good. They are not! Whatever you do, never, EVER, get a payday loan. They are so bad that some states are working to make them illegal. Washington DC was the first place to outlaw these predatory loans. According to the Consumers
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Everyone keeps talking about how the economy is so bad and there is a big recession and the world is going to end. I would not say it is quite an apocalypse. All of the hype is half of the cause of problems. I don’t think we are in a traditional recession, I think we
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