I recently wrote that it doesn’t matter whether you make $46,000 a year or $460,000 the basics of personal finance are always the same, and one of my readers/fellow blogger, Investor Junkie, made a comment, @Evan: It would be great if you could write a few blog posts on your observations you’ve had working with…
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There are a ton of people who either love their job, but hate the pay and are forced to resort to payday loans; and, alternatively, there are a ton of people who hate their job but the money is just too much to pass up. But is there anything more important than the money? Are there characteristics…
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I was excited to be picked to host the 241st Edition of the Carnival of Personal Finance. There were over 70 submissions to the Carnival this week! I have read every single one below (to those that didn’t make it I am sorry) and can tell you each one will either teach you something or…
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I like hosting in Carnivals because it forces me to read a ton of usually great posts from authors and bloggers that I don’t usually check out. Carnival of Money Stories has a great objective, A weekly blog carnival where individuals share their stories/experiences with money So all those great authors and bloggers who submitted…
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Every single day at work, I discuss multimillion dollar estates. Every day I get to work with balance sheets with numbers I can only dream about…hell with numbers anyone can dream about. Just today, I saw a balance sheet with approximately $21,000,000, and it was only $21,000,000 because he didn’t want it written down that he owns another $9,000,000…
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A bad ass blogger, Financial Samurai, made a comment on my blog today that really got to me. His comment was in response to my post Listing Most of Obama’s Proposed Taxes. Sam, as his random blogger buddies who live across the country call him, said, It’s one of those things where one should recognize…
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