November 24th, 2008
Filed under: Economics, Frugality, How-To |
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The question is, where exactly are you going to keep 750 gallons of gasoline while you wait to use it? Unless you have about 20 standard 35-gallon trash drums sitting around your house and a lot of spare time - you’re going to need to find another way to store all that gas. Enter stage [...]
September 9th, 2008
Filed under: Frugality, Stock Analysis |
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I was browsing Google Finance checking my watch lists for some bargain deals on stocks and made a very interesting discovery that I’ve never seen before. It seems that Google has stepped up their game a notch and are now offering free real time quotes on stocks. So now anyone with an internet connection can [...]
February 7th, 2008
Filed under: Economics, Frugality |
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There is an epidemic sweeping across America. A virus so deadly, that it could wipe out 90% of an entire generation of Americans. Living like we’re rich before we actually are. According to Fool.com Americans paid over $50 billion dollars in finance charges (above and beyond the original purchase price) in 2001 on their [...]
January 31st, 2008
Filed under: Frugality, Money Management, Organization |
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As a follow up to my ‘living within your means’ post, I thought I’d discuss a few things that the ‘cheap factor’ should not be applied to. It’s not the best idea to get the cheapest of everything, and here are a few of those things (in no particular order).
Tires for your car - [...]
January 29th, 2008
Filed under: Budgeting, Frugality |
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If you can follow along with the message behind that title, then you’re off to a great start. I just wanted to share with you a few ideas for frugality that I’ve come across this month. It has been a very interesting January, with the markets down 7-10% since the 1st. It [...]