There’s a lot of introductory places to find information about money management and investing out there. One of the most popular, particularly if you first got online using the power of AOL, is via the Motley Fool. As a place to find advice on choosing particular stocks in which to invest, it’s not bad, but […]
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World domination. It’s the goal of any number of nefarious characters in books and movies. (Don’t even get me started on comic books…) But what those pop culture perspectives often fail to cover is all the effort, time, and of course, money, involved in dominating the world; something about not wanting people to get any
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If you are a long-time reader of The Amateur Financier, you probably know that from time to time, I diverge from the personal finance realm and cover other hopefully useful topics. One of my favorites is test taking; as I’ve spent much of my life involved in education, both taking and administrating tests, I’ve learned
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Welcome to yet another Carnival hosted by yours truly, The Amateur Financier. This time around, I’m lucky enough to be hosting the Carnival of Financial Planning, a good goal for all of us. Here’s thanks to everyone who submitted an entry, and here’s hoping that there’s plenty of good advice to be found in these
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Call me melodramatic, but I’m starting to feel old. I think I have more than a few reasons to feel that way; I’m nearly thirty (and will actually be thirty later this year), my wife is pregnant, and before the year is done, I’ll be a father. Oh yeah, if that somehow wasn’t enough, I’m
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