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The following is a guest post by Cindy from Oh My Aching Debts, where she blogs about surviving the tough times, getting out of debt, and saving money. If you like this post, consider subscribing to her RSS feed.
Having written a great deal on dealing with debt collectors and negotiating debt settlements, [...]
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This is a guest post from Connie Prater, a senior writer at CreditCards.com. Connie considers herself a savvy consumer, a mom, a penny-pincher/tightwad and an above average Scrabble player.
Does he or she send you flowers at work? Wine and dine you at the best restaurants every weekend? Wear designer threads and always [...]
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The following is a guest post by Jonathan from Master Your Card, a blog about credit cards and mastering them before they master you. If you like this post, consider subscribing to his RSS feed.
There you are, broke and in need of cash. Your bank account is so empty there’s an echo [...]
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The following is a guest post by Becky at Family and Finances, a blog about finances and saving money. If you like this post, consider subscribing to her feed via RSS.
Remember the tech stock boom and, later, the bust? Doesn’t it bear some resemblance to the housing boom [...]
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The following is a guest post by Kevin of No Debt Plan.net, a blog about living a debt-free life. He hates debt, but isn’t afraid of credit cards. You can learn more about him over at his blog. If you enjoyed this article, you can subscribe to his blog via RSS.
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The following is a guest post by my friend Ana of DebtFREE-Revolution, a blog about being debt free and getting out of debt. If you like this post, consider subscribing to her feed via RSS.
I became debt free but the mortgage earlier this week, and Gibble asked if I would like to [...]
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The following is a guest post by Lynnae of Being Frugal.net, a blog about frugal living and getting out of debt. If you like this post, consider subscribing to her feed via RSS or email. Make sure you pay her a visit as she was kind enough to give you guys [...]
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This is a guest post by Jason Anderson. Jason is a web designer and entrepreneur who takes a sideways look at culture, politics, and anything else that comes up on his blog, The Cynical Christian.
Money is a little like love in the way that the pursuit of it can make [...]
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This is a guest article by PT who blogs at Prime Time Money – a place where those in their prime can come to discuss money and all things personal finance. Consider subscribing to Prime Time Money via RSS.
Biking to work, cutting your own hair, growing your own veggies, buying your clothes [...]
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This is a guest article by Terry Sprouse, author of the book Fix em Up, Rent em out: How to Start Your Own House Fix-up and Rental Business in Your Spare Time.. For more information on the fixer-upper house business visit his blog at www.fixemup.org. He was formerly a Peace [...]
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The following is a guest post by Lynnae of Being Frugal.net, a blog about frugal living and getting out of debt. If you enjoy this post, consider subscribing to Being Frugal.net via RSS or email.
Recently I cut up my credit cards. We’ll get to why in a minute. But [...]
This is a guest post from Randall at CreditWithdrawal.com. CreditWithdrawal is a blog about helping others get out of credit dependency and into financial freedom.
While researching another article, I came across a rather heated discussion about where the line is drawn when being frugal. Too little, and you’re not saving money, too [...]
This is a guest post by Michael Martine.
With more and more everyday activities moving from the physical world to the virtual
world, it becomes possible to save money by eliminating redundancies when these
activities create more than one cost. Doing this means you need to actively seek out
opportunities to eliminate redundancy and that you need to feel [...]
This is a guest post by Bill G. Page. He is the author of Making Money Work: A Christian Guide For Personal Finance.
Newsman Charles H. Dowthe founder of Dow Jones & Co.created the world famous Dow in 1884. Charles Dow originally compiled a list of 11 stocks and published the average in a financial [...]
