I like to think of the government as a giant, non-profit business. Every single American is a customer. As customers, the government’s job is to keep us happy. As a business it is responsible for keeping itself “profitable” and viable for the future.
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Like all of you, I sometimes feel frustrated with my financial progress. We read big numbers about compound interest, saving, investing, and having a better future. Some days, however, we look at our accounts and feel like we are not making progress. I have a few methods to overcome financial frustration that I want to share with you.
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Now that I have settled into my new job, I have to deal with the financial side of leaving a job. It is something that many people put off, but when you get a new job it is important to make sure your retirement accounts are in order.
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This week, I read two books from the “Skinny On” series by Jim Randel. “The Skinny On Credit Cards” and “The Skinny On Networking” were quick, enjoyable books with an interesting twist compared to the average finance and how-to books you will read today.
Book Review: “The Skinny On” Series Read More »
Everyone knows that credit cards come with a certain amount of fees. That’s to be expected; it’s part of the way the credit process works, and there’s not a lot consumers can do except comparison-shop for the best deals.
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An ETF is an Exchange Traded Fund. An ETF is a special type of mutual fund that can be bought and sold on a major stock exchange using its ticker symbol. Because it is traded on a major exchange, it is considered an exchange traded fund.
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