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What do you Think of Sure ‘Investments’ Articles?

Whenever I see an article titled like the The Wall Street Journal’s, Ten Money Moves that Will Always Pay Off, I always read it. Always. I have no idea why I am attracted to lists like this. It may have to do with the search for that elusive financial unicorn? or the quest for

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Does Income Change Who You Are as a Spender? or your Tastes?

When The Wife and I normally go away, we keep to the all inclusive resorts out of the country. Why? Well I have been known to drink a few cocktails and we just like to not have to worry about any sort of bill at the end of our trip. However, when we

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Review of MagicJack Internet Phone System

I was contacted by a public relations rep to check out the magicJack internet phone system, since I love free stuff I said I would absolutely try it (hint hint PR People…contact me)!

Setting up and Registering my magicJack Account

I couldn’t believe how easy it was to set up the magicJack, I literally plugged

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Asset Aggregation May Be Just as Important as Asset Diversification or Allocation

This is a Guest Post from FinEngr of Engineer your Finances. FinEngr applies his education and experiences as an Engineer to money, investing and personal finance issues. My favorite post that he wrote thus far is titled, “Financial Lessons from Engineering” check it out and then follow him on twitter @FinEngr and

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I use ING For my Savings and You May Want to Also!

I often get asked where I keep my liquid savings. When I first started caring about personal finance issues, and started reading personal finance blogs I was guilty of rate chasing and bonus chasing. I am proud to say that, I do not rate chase anymore, and if you check out

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What is Wrong With Chasing Bank Rates

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It took me forever to join ING Direct. Sure the interest rates were great at the time (definitely not now) but I simply had a customer loyalty towards

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Evan By The Numbers March 2010

One of the main reasons that I started this blog was to hold myself accountable, since I truly believe that Accountability Leads to Success when dealing with personal finance and me.. Oh so you want to question my belief? Check out my FIRST post from August 2008 it is right there in the first sentence

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Good Humanitarian or Personal Finance D-Bag?

For Valentine’s Day The Wife and I took a trip into “The City” a/k/a New York City to visit The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met). My Beautiful Bride is a little scrunched up in this picture since it was about 38 Degrees in NYC today!

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Advantages of Using a Prepaid Credit Card

There are many benefits to using a prepaid credit card. A prepaid credit, also known as a secured credit card is defined by bank rate as a credit card that, “…requires a cash collateral deposit that becomes the credit line for that account.”

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Does Income Change Who You Are as a Spender? or your Tastes?

Review of MagicJack Internet Phone System

Asset Aggregation May Be Just as Important as Asset Diversification or Allocation

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What is Wrong With Chasing Bank Rates

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