There are a lot of stores out there, and they want your business. Or more precisely, they want your money. Preferably, as much as you are willing to give them, and then some you wouldn’t willing give up. In order to get as much of your money as possible, they’re going to do everything they […]
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If you’ve been reading the past several weeks of these Monday posts here at The Amateur Financier, you’ve noticed that I’ve been covering some of the choices you need to make as a parent. I’ve been particularly focused on the choices that parents of infants need to make, largely because my own daughter is not
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Having a baby is a wonderful and awe-inspiring thing, one that can truly humble you, as I can attest. There’s a lot of things about having a baby that you’re sure to enjoy: holding your new offspring, cuddling him or her closely, seeing their eyes gazing up at you, and of course, taking hundreds of
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Not too many people tend to graduate following the Fall Semester, at least when compared to the Spring semester. I happen to be one of those Fall graduates, at least for my new Master’s Degree (of which I am still quite proud, and thus you will probably hear more about in the near future). I
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It’s amazing how quickly nine months can go by when you have things happening. I suppose that’s how the flow of time flows, mostly; time not only flies when you’re having fun, but when you’re preparing for multiple goals at the same time. With a thesis defense on Thursday, a baby due for delivery on
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