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Guest Post at Clever Dude

November 16th, 2008 · No Comments · Guest Post

I forgot to mention I had a guest post this week at the Clever Dude.  The title of the post “Thinking Poor” is about my DH’s experiences being raised by cheap parents and how “thinking poor” can be a mindset rather than a way of life.  Check it out!

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Guest Post: Investing for Retirment a Primer for Success

September 30th, 2008 · 6 Comments · Guest Post

This is a guest post of Finance Junkie at Plugged in Finance. Finance Junkie is a Navy Lieutenant Commander (same rank as a Major in the other military branches) who loves to write about personal finances and investing. His goal is to retire in 2025 with at least $125k per year in passive income. Since [...]

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Guest Post at Plonkee’s Money

September 26th, 2008 · No Comments · Guest Post

I have a guest post up at Plonkee’s Money. It is a very funny story about why joint finances are necessary for the Immigration of Naturalization Services.  If you want to read about my tears of frustration proceed here.
I hope you enjoy checking out her site and recall her guest post last week.

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Guest Post: Credit Card make you money

September 20th, 2008 · No Comments · Credit Cards, Guest Post

3 Ways Your Credit Cards Can Make You Money

Everyone knows how easy it is to overspend with credit cards and be left with financial devastation! High interest rates, late fees, finance fees – credit cards can be our worst nightmare when not used responsibly. But did you know that you can actually make money [...]

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Guest Post: Plonkee’s HealthCare

September 18th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Guest Post, Insurance, health

We’re all questioning the healthcare in the US. We’re debating going to a totally free market system or changing to a socialized system. We are debating what role the government should play in our healthcare. But the one thing we agree on is that we need major reform in the US. The next president elected [...]

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Guest Post: Racking up the Student Loans

August 27th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Guest Post, Student Loans

This is a guest post from FabulouslyBrokeIntheCity.  She writes a fun fashion and finance blog, as a single twenty-something in Canada.  I hope you enjoy her story.
How I racked up so much debt ($53,500) in student loans
There were a couple of contributing factors to my large amount of student debt upon graduation.
Parents reneged on promise
The [...]

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Guest Post: Before You Quit You Day Job…

August 26th, 2008 · 3 Comments · Guest Post, career

This is a guest post from Dog of dogatemyfinances.  This year she’s experienced her fiancee starting his own business and wanted to write about what to consider before leaving a standard salary job.
I think it’s great. It’s tough to leave behind a steady salary and make a leap into being your own boss. The statistic [...]

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Guest Post: Would you Purchase a Foreclosure?

August 22nd, 2008 · 6 Comments · Guest Post, Real Estate

Since I’m running off for the weekend this is starting off a round of guest posts and preplanned posts. To start this is a post by a new blog I’ve found call The Passive Dad. It’s written by Scott and details life in CA. I enjoyed reading his blog so go check it out. Onto [...]

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Guest Post at Wide Open Wallet

August 4th, 2008 · No Comments · Guest Post, Insurance, health

My guest post for Ashely at Wide Open Wallet is up here.  It’s asking why does only the US charge for Birth Control?

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Guest Post: All about Medical Savings Accounts

August 4th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Guest Post, Insurance

I was fortunate enough to have a guest post written by Ashley from WideOpenWallet.  It’s a great post explaining the pros and cons of Medical Savings Accounts and how they work.  Enjoy!
Medical Savings Accounts
I really love the idea of a Medical Savings Account with a high deductible insurance plan. If you’re not familiar with the [...]

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