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9 RULES OF WEALTH YOU SHOULD HAVE LEARNED IN SCHOOL

Written on May 13, 2012 by in budget, investing, mutual funds, wealth

You’ve heard it before, the millionaires are not the folks riding around in Cadillacs and Porches but are those living in the modest home driving an older car. Hallam’s path to millionaire status was peppered with a cheapskate lifestyle for many years. This guy rode his bike 70 miles per day to work through rain and sleet.

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YOU DON’T NEED THE NEW IPAD!

Written on March 16, 2012 by in budget, personal finance, values, wealth

Make a conscious decision before you buy the new iPad or latest and greatest gadget. Is it worth sacrificing your long term financial goals; college, family, retirement, vacations, home ownership and more?

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SECRET SAVINGS TIP FROM VISIT TO IKEA

Written on March 2, 2012 by in automatic saving, budget, links, saving, spending

Wealth in money and life are made up of a string of smart decisions.

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FOOTBALL TICKETS; ARE THEY AFFORDABLE?

Written on February 3, 2012 by in budget, leisure, life, links, values

You can afford superbowl parties and football tickets with proper planning.

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HOW I SAVED $3,000.00 BY LIVING WITH THE ‘RENTS

Written on August 17, 2011 by in budget, leisure, life, parents, real estate

While writing this article I received another call from the mortgage broker. Oops, they need one more piece of information.

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3 Quick Personal Finance Tips for Dealing with Stress

Written on June 19, 2011 by in budget, goal setting, life, personal finance

I’ve taken this approach, I don’t evaluate my ideas too much, but just dive in. That eradicates the possibility that I’ll avoid new activities because I’m scared. I assume that I’m talented and smart enough to achieve my goals.

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THE TURNED ON BUDGET

Written on May 27, 2011 by in budget, guest post

GUEST POST; by, Rob Bennett, creator of a stock cycles calculator called “The Returns-Sequence Reality Checker.” His bio is here.  Most People Hate Budgets I love mine. I believe that that’s what makes me an effective saver. Have you ever tried to lose weight? I have found that forcing myself to avoid certain foods doesn’t work. What does work is…

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How Often Do You Monitor Your Expenses?

Written on April 20, 2011 by in budget, saving, spending

Not one to shy away from a challenge, I am going to share a bit about how I can get away without monitoring my spending daily or even weekly. And before I go any further, this is a, “Do as I say, not as I do,” article.

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FESTIVAL OF FRUGALITY-265-Get Stuff on the Cheap & Help the Earth

Written on February 1, 2011 by in budget, carnival, credit, investing, saving, spending

These articles range from saving money eating out, travel, doing your taxes, using (or not) your car, your bank, and many other topics. Learn something new and tell your friends about all the great money saving resources here.

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Why I Have No Budget This Year

Written on November 21, 2010 by in budget, competition, life, values

Another tenet of mine is to live in accord with your values. That means spend your most precious resource, time, in the way that affords you the most pleasure and reward possible.

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