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Note: I found this a fascinating look at the morality of bankruptcy from Steve, a guy that has very real and painful experience with debt. What happens if, through no fault of your own, you suddenly …
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Do you eat chocolate at least once a week? If so, you might be more financially successful than someone who doesn't. Earlier this week, I received a press release related to the release of …
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Want to improve your finances? Set realistic money goals for the new year. During this time of year, we all take a step back and think about what has been accomplished during the past year -- and …
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Sometimes, the cheapest price doesn't always mean the best value. I'm not known for my frugality. I don't pinch pennies. I prefer to earn a little more money, rather than cut back. And, to tell the …
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One of the cardinal rules of personal finance is to never buy a new car. I broke that rule. In the debate over whether to buy a car new or used, two arguments generally trump all: A new car …
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Here is a guide to help try to avoid being cheated or scammed by a business or company and check out or evaluate a company for free before you decide to pay them money for services. Over the years …
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