If you are a long time reader (and I mean, back to the third post that I ever wrote; I’ve definitely grown a lot as a writer since then), you’ll know that I’ve been a fan of Trent Hamm and his blog The Simple Dollar since well before I started to write my own blog. […]
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Last Time…On Frugal Friday… Heh, just going for a more dramatic introduction this time around. Anyway, last week in my Frugal Friday post, we talked about how to save money when you dine out. Of course, if we’re going to have a night out on the town, we don’t want to just eat and then
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Once upon a time, in the long ago year of 2010, I tried to share some thoughts on how to improve the U.S. educational system. I made a reasonable start, sharing some ways to make the funding of our school system more rational, but unfortunately, time got away from me, and I wasn’t able to
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One of the very first things that just about any person, magazine, book or blog about money and investing will tell you to do when you are getting started in the investing game is to determine your risk tolerance. It’s one of the most common pieces of advice you will encounter while you read up
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If you are unsatisfied with your current income, and want to earn more, there’s numerous approaches you can take. You can ask your boss for more money, you can try to work more overtime (assuming you aren’t an ‘exempt’ employee, for whom extra hours worked just mean few hours spent with your family), or if
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