If you’ve ever spent more than a few minutes around somebody who participates in a multi-level-marketing sales program such as Quixtar or Amway, you know they will throw around a lot of seemingly complex business terms in order to make their business model look like something that is worthwhile for you to be a […]

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There are a number of online savings accounts available to consumers. There’s a lot of competition around for your savings. Companies are offering all sorts of deposit bonuses and high interest rates for consumers who are willing to open a savings account with a bank that doesn’t have a branch that you can visit. […]

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The competition for your money is greater than ever before. American capitalism has reached its best, and there are all sorts of solid investments which would love to keep your savings or your investments for you. These are not just shysters either. There are many very-solid companies out there who would love to have […]

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This is just a reminder and you have two days left to enter! Getting Green is going to be giving away a copy of The Millionaire Mind, by Thomas Stanley! You can read a full review of the book over at Amazon. In essence it’s a great follow up if you’ve read The Millionaire Next […]

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When it comes to credit cards, there are three types of people. There are the diggers who are just putting themselves in a hole and don’t realize what they are doing. There are those who are full of it, and make statements such as “I pay off my balance at the end of the […]

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For most people, when it comes to investing there aren’t a lot of fancy options out side the stock market. Some dabble in real-estate, but beyond that there’s not much for the casual consumer to invest in that’s worthwhile. Fortunately there are plenty of good stocks and mutual funds to choose from, but navigating […]

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Before the 2006 elections, many Republicans they believed that they had established a permanent majority and could soon begin pushing for long-time fringe Republican causes such as privatizing social security, creating stricter immigration rules, creating a voucher system for schools, and cutting back tax rates for the wealthy. Another one of these proposals was […]

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Haha! You guys will never believe this! I got this offer in my email that I cannot refuse! I was recently contacted by an officer from ECOBANK in Lagos Nigeria, who needs my bank account to transfer 13.5 million out of the country, and for my account, he’s going to let ME, me out of […]

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More often than not, the government does some really screwy stuff which makes no sense to me and you. Usually I’m very vocal about my opposition to new federal laws and mandates telling us what we should and should not do. However a few years ago the federal government did something that actually protected consumers, […]

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