I can’t believe that I’ve gotten this far in my Frugal Friday series without mentioning how to save on automobiles. Granted, I have written on the subject before, particularly when my car was giving me trouble this past winter, but never a comprehensive post on how to save when it comes to cut down on […]
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Warren Buffett doesn’t seem like the type of person to cause a huge controversy. Although he is one of the richest people on the planet (depending on when exactly you are reading this, either he or Bill Gates is likely ranked as THE richest; they seem to switch places so often you’d think they were
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We’re at the end of the week, and as such, I’m going to be finishing up my lists of six things. I figured that it would be appropriate to cover one of my favorite subjects, good personal finance books. I’ve managed to review quite a few in my time, but it’s been quite a while
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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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There are many things you can do with your money, which is one reason why so many people want more of it. Among your options are investing it to (hopefully) increase your wealth and donating it to charity to help other people. The ability to both gain more money and help others, though, has proven
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