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Tuesday, June 3rd, 2008The following article is a guest post by Cameron C. Taylor, author of the book Does Your Bag Have Holes? 24 Truths That Lead to Financial and Spiritual Freedom
www.DoesYourBagHaveHoles.org.
The prosperous have developed the habit of buying things wholesale, where as the poor buy things retail. I am wearing a nice long-sleeve Hathaway Golf® [...]
Start Saving for Christmas Now
Monday, May 19th, 2008 photo credit: IVwilsonIV
As warmer weather approaches, Christmas gifts are probably the farthest thing from your mind. You might even still be struggling with the bills from last Christmas. The best way to guarantee that you won’t be in the same boat this time next year is to start planning for your 2008 [...]
How Joining a Food Co-op Can Benefit You
Friday, May 16th, 2008A food co-op, or cooperative, is a creative way to get the most out of your grocery budget. Some people join a food co-op to save money, others join to help support local growers, and, finally, other join to improve the quality of the food they feed their families. A quick review of [...]
Six Ways to Make Internet Shopping Safer
Monday, May 12th, 2008Stories abound warning consumers about the perils of shopping on the internet. Internet shoppers have every justification to be concerned about the growing problem of identity theft and having their credit card information compromised. Having your identity stolen can be an expensive and complicated matter to clean up.
Don’t think, though, that you have [...]
Keeping Your Eye on the Prize
Friday, May 9th, 2008In the early stages of your financial development, it’s easiest to set a few short-term financial goals. You might set a debt reduction goal of paying off your car loan. Or maybe your short-term goal is a savings goal. You might save enough cash to pay for a family vacation. These [...]
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