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I spent an hour or so last weekend at a nerdfest coin show. I have been collecting for about 15 years, so I have learned a thing or two about coin collecting over the years. My collection has had periods where it has grown quickly, and others where the only thing that has grown on it are dust bunnies. Over the years, though, it has been a fun and enjoyable hobby.
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As you all know if you are a regular reader, I am a fan of Lending Club. Lenders on the site are exposed to the entire dynamics of a market system, and that correlates directly to what you experience when investing in the stock market.
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Hi everyone. If the title didn’t give it away, today is my birthday. This twenty something is half way to thirty something. On February 4, 1985 at 9:02am central time, I was born. On February 4, 2010, I am excited to take advantage of the last birthday that comes with something new.
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I made a good find and thought I would share it with all of you. I plan to purchase this stock in my personal portfolio and to recommend it to the class for a fund.
Budgeting, the exercise of personal finance, can make a big difference. Going from no budget to watching your expenses can save you a lot of money. However, as some financial bloggers point out, it is important to go for the big kills rather than a nickel here and a dime there. Cutting your rent, insurance, and cable/Internet bills can save big over the course of a year. Even more important, though, is income.
Budgeting to Save Money is Like Excercise to Lose Weight Read More »
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 »
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