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May 16, 2008 at 12:11 am ET The giveaway for this week is a Microsoft wireless mouse. This particular mouse is one of the best-selling mice on Amazon and has gotten a lot of good reviews. These are some of the details of the mouse...
A Perfectly Portable Mouse with a Snap-In Receiver The Microsoft Wireless Notebook Optical Mouse 3000 provides smooth, responsive portable performance when and where you're ... (more) The best article ever (16 clicks)
From Well-Heeled And Everything - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 15, 2008 at 11:51 pm ET Well, maybe not ever, but in a long, long while.
I’d encourage you all to read this insightful and funny essay - it’d well worth the time.
Then… let me know what you think! ... (more) Success Stories: From $11 an Hour to $3,000,000 (15 clicks)
From Can I Get Rich On A Salary - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 8:27 am ET Kiplinger’s brings us the story of Paul Navone. Navone works as a quality-control inspector in a glass-container factory—and has never made more than $11 an hour. But until recently, he was worth about $3 million. I say, “until recently,” because he recently gave $2 million away to two schools. How did he do it? Real estate, frugality, saving, and investing. At age 23, Navone “scraped together” $6,500 to buy a duplex in New Jersey. He lived in one part of the duplex, and he rented out the other part. He ultimately bought four other properties in New Jersey—and ... (more) From AllFinancialMatters - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 12:59 pm ET Imagine you were 22 when you started working back in 1978. Do you know how much money you would have if, instead of paying in the maximum Social Security tax over the last 30 years, you were allowed to keep it? It’s probably more than you think. Take a look at the [...] ... (more) 12 Ways To Be Financially Boring (14 clicks)
From Save and Conquer - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 7:03 am ET A while back I wrote about co-workers’ plans to spend their tax rebates. I was called “boring” when I stated that I would invest it and pretend it never existed. (That’s the same sort of ... (more) From The Simple Dollar - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 4:00 pm ET I usually look for the little things that we can do to reduce our spending - things like installing more energy-efficient light bulbs or preparing a meal at home. Those are nice because they are simple and generally only require one little change to create a benefit for your bottom line.
However, in the excellent [...] ... (more) How beneficial is the 2-week notice? (13 clicks)
From HelpMyCashGrow.com - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 12:00 pm ET A former co-worker of mine, whom I will name John, recently left our company, suddenly. Actually, we saw it coming. He began using up all of his sick and vacation days; and when it all dried up, no one heard from him again. “No call/no show” is one of the worst reasons to be absent. [...] ... (more) The Only 7 Investments You Need (13 clicks)
From Consumerism Commentary - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 11:00 am ET Money Magazine is recommending that those wishing to build their net worth over a long period of time simplify matters by putting all their eggs into seven baskets in the form of mutual funds.
1. Fidelity Spartan 500 Index (FSMKX). This fund’s total expense ratio is a minuscule 0.10%. It tracks the S&P 500 [...] ... (more) Make Paying Down Debt a Priority (13 clicks)
From Being Frugal - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 7:00 am ET The following is a guest post by Miranda Marquit. A big thanks to Miranda for standing in for me today as I recoup from my extremely busy week!
One of the questions that many people ask themselves in times like these is this: should I pay down debt, or build my savings? This is a tough [...] ... (more) 12 Ways To Be Financially Boring (12 clicks)
From Save and Conquer - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 7:03 am ET A while back I wrote about co-workers’ plans to spend their tax rebates. I was called “boring” when I stated that I would invest it and pretend it never existed. (That’s the same sort of ... (more) Wal-Mart Sued for Not Using Vanguard (11 clicks)
From Five Cent Nickel - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 1:47 pm ET I just ran across an interesting article that talks about a lawsuit against Wal-Mart over their 401(k) investment selections. The suit claims that Wal-Mart harmed their employees by offering high-cost retail funds instead of the cheaper institutional funds for which they surely qualify, and by only offering actively-managed (and thus costly) fund options rather than [...] ... (more) From I Will Teach You To Be Rich - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 3:08 pm ET I was having breakfast with someone today who told me the most interesting story. He had been dating his girlfriend for two years before they talked about finances. “It took me that long to get ... (more) Sneaky Ways to Save Money (10 clicks)
From Master Your Card - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 10:00 am ET We all know that saving money is hard, especially given the way the economy is going. It’s always the same thing. We say we’ll save on the next raise or when the car is paid off, but we never do. Savings has become something that we do when all of our other bills are paid [...] ... (more) The dumbest generation. Gee, thanks. (10 clicks)
From Ka-Blog! - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 11:19 am ET I am now 31 and thank goodness! According to a new book released yesterday called “The Dumbest Generation,” by Mark Bauerlein, you should not trust anyone under 30 because they got stoopid using the Internet. ... (more) From Sushi Money - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 1:03 am ET Spring sure feels good after a long winter, and now getting ready for summer. I find myself heading outside more often to enjoy the fresh air, clean up the landscaping and garage and ponder the various barbecue dinners for those warm summer evenings. I don’t know ... (more) Demi-Millionaire (10 clicks)
From Moomin Valley - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 15, 2008 at 10:36 pm ET On an intraday basis we just went over a half million U.S. Dollars in net worth ($US503k or $A535k). Hopefully, we can hold onto it. We are also at an all time high in Australian ... (more) From Debt Blog - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 9:12 am ET Zecco, the discount online broker that I gave high marks to in my comparison of online discount brokers a few months ago has added features and upgraded their user interface. First, in late March they redesigned (and vastly improved) the... ... (more) Still alive (9 clicks)
From Erasing Our Debt - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 12:17 pm ET Yes we’re still alive. Times are a-gettin tough, but we’re making it. ... (more) Bernanke's Bubble Laboratory (from the WSJ) (9 clicks)
From Financial Rounds - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 9:57 am ET There's a great article on the front page today's Wall Street Journal titled "Bernanke's Bubble Laboratory" about three economists at Princeton (Harrison Hong, Wei Xiong, and Markus Brunnermeier) who were hired by Bernanke prior to ... (more) From Debt Kid - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 3:51 am ET First off, the customer service people that I’ve dealt with at Toyota Financial have been great. Some of their policies however, are just plain silly.
My current vehicle is a Scion Xb that I purchased new ... (more) Faded Glory: The Dog or the Family? (8 clicks)
From Pants in a Can - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 7:02 am ET My wife pointed this out to me last night as she flipped through this week’s Walmart flyer full of deals for the upcoming long weekend.
Now, obviously Walmart is trying to mimic Old Navy’s $5 flag t-shirt idea (a strategy which Old Navy has apparently abandoned) and then undercut them somewhat. Looks like a pretty [...] ... (more) Times When (8 clicks)
Are Gas Prices Up? Didn't Even Notice. (8 clicks)
From Dog Ate My Finances - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 7:18 pm ET We bought the new car on April 4. On March 15, or 39 days later, I filled it up for the first time since that day. It was $65 for super premium, at ... (more) One Hour Photo Is A Lie (8 clicks)
From Sense To Dollars - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 4:01 pm ET I was up all last night studying for my 8 AM (gasp!) final, so i am a bit of a grouch today, and not in the mood to take any guff. I dropped off ... (more) Want to Make $100 in 3 Hours? (8 clicks)
From Money and Such - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 16, 2008 at 10:02 am ET It is actually pretty simple - all you have to do is get all your colleagues from work together for a poker night, and totally clean them out. That's right, ladies and gentlemen, this is ... (more) Items 1 - 25 of 60
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