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Saving Money While Traveling

I was just recently doing a bit of traveling. If there is one thing I learned all over again, it’s that vacations can be expensive. Whether you are just trying to get away for the weekend, or planning an all out adventure, there are some simple things you can do to stretch your money.

Be flexible. […]

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Simple Ways To Save On Utility Costs

One of the things I’ve been trying to work on in the first two months of 2008, is to not be as wasteful. I do this to live a more green lifestyle, but also to save money. I have found some pretty painless ways to cut down on waste and utility costs.

Change your light bulbs. […]

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Negotiate Fees

A girl I know came up to me the other day asking if she should contact Sprint about dropping a $220 fee she incurred for cancelling one of the two lines on her account. She’s been a Sprint customer for nearly 5 years, and is planning to stay with them, she just doesn’t need the […]

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Simple Wealth Building

Wealth building, at least in theory, should be simple. Find a way to save money, invest that money, and give your nest egg time to grow. So why is it so difficult for some people?
Obviously everyone’s situation in life is different, but there are a few wealth building principles that almost everyone can use. So, […]

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Compound Interest

For those people looking to start the new year off by learning more about investing and planning for the future, there are some terms you should be familiar with. One of those terms is compound interest.
Compound interest has been called the eighth wonder of the world. Albert Einstein called it one of the greatest mathematical […]

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Ways To Consolidate High Interest Debt

With Americans living beyond their means and continually over-extending themselves, people are finding themselves in more debt that ever. With a credit crunch looming, it’s important to start taking the necessary steps to start eliminating debt. First things first, you should examine how you got into debt, and start making a plan for your future. […]

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