I know a young couple who recently have the privilege of finding their first home. They saved up a down payment and then went to visit a real estate agent. The agent showed them all sorts of beautiful homes, but none of them were good enough for them. So they kept looking and found the […]
Entries from August 2007
How Much Home is Too Much Home?
August 31, 2007
Trip Cancellation Insurance: Does it Make Sense?
August 31, 2007
Imagine that you and your spouse are all set to go on the trip of your dreams. You’re taking a 7 day cruise to the Bahamas and visiting some of the most beautiful ports of call on this side of the equator, no work, no cell phones, no interruptions, just pure relaxation. You take the […]
Making Your eBay Auctions More Cost Effective: Save Money on Shipping
August 30, 2007
For those of us who are trying to break the log jam and get our finances rolling in a very positive direction, we often resort to selling some of our stuff in order to free up some of our assets and convert them into cash. One of the most popular ways to do this is […]
9 Ways to Save Big on Prescription Drugs
August 30, 2007
This post was written by Brian of Financial Dominance. Be sure to check out his website at http://www.financialdominance.com/
How many of you flinch when the pharmacist tells you the cost of your medication? I know I do. Prescription costs seem to be rising exponentially year after year. But, by thinking and planning ahead, you can […]
Should Christians Use Credit Cards?
August 30, 2007
This post was written by Linda Bustos is an editor for Creditor Web, where you can learn about
Camping Frugally: Spending Less in the Wilderness
August 29, 2007
The following post was written by Steve from BripBlap.com, a blog about business, personal growth, and personal finance. Consider reading another one of his great articles: “7 things to consider before you buy stuff.“
With the hottest part of the summer finally behind us, camping (or at least spending the day out and about in national […]
Financial Documents That You Need to Keep
August 29, 2007
Whenever I travel back to my folks place, I try to throw away a few things here and there from my childhood that I no longer have absolutely any use for. I was going through my dresser and one of the drawers contained a folder with a whole bunch of documents, some relating to bank […]
Your Investments: A Comparison of Top Discount Brokerages
August 28, 2007
Everyone should be putting away some money here and there for retirement. Social Security probably won’t be around when many of us get to retirement, so we’re left to fend for ourselves. In order to get started investing, you’re going to need a brokerage account, preferably inside an IRA or Roth IRA if the money […]
How to Find Your Unclaimed Assets that the Government Might Have
August 27, 2007
You might think that people have a pretty good handle on their money and know where all of their assets are at, but this is not the case. It’s very common for consumers to have account balance or other unpaid receipts from businesses and state governments and they’ll just never collect it. This happens very […]
How to File Your Taxes Online (Often For Free)
August 27, 2007
For whatever reason, many Americans are terrible procrastinators when it comes to filing their taxes. They wait until the last possible moment to begin doing them, and then rush to the post office to get there before the doors close at 5:00 PM on April 1th to send in their tax return. Filing one’s taxes […]











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