Posts Tagged "income"

Savings Strategies for Non-Savers

Posted by on Sep 21, 2011 in Blog, personal finance | 12 comments

This post was originally published on Budgeting in the Fun Stuff as a guest contributor. Growing up in a frugal family that saved a small fortune on a conservative fireman’s salary, one would think I’d follow in these similar footsteps and end up the ultimate uber-saver. Not so; as life would present too many tantalizing baubles and opportunities to spend my hard-earned money on. I could blame my deprived childhood, due to extreme frugality, on my poor savings habits and...

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Weekend Millionaire’s Tips for Real Estate Investing

Posted by on Sep 8, 2011 in Blog, Home Affordability, personal finance | 14 comments

This is a guest post written by Corey @ 20′s Finances. He writes a personal finance blog where he provides valuable information for those new to managing their finances. Corey offers advice on investing, as well as providing creative ways to save money. Have you ever wondered what it takes to invest in real estate? Perhaps you would like to know more about it before committing a lot of time and money. That was my approach when it came to real estate investing. One of the books that I...

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Broke Before Payday? A Solution That Could Help

Posted by on Apr 15, 2011 in Blog, personal finance | 17 comments

I’m going to change things up a bit with the way I post, sort of along the lines of a series. Though, to be honest, I’m horrible at following through on series-based posts. So, to start my problem/solution posts out right, I’ll include a link in my navigation that will organize my series making it easier to find them (and a reminder to myself to keep it going!). The Scenario Every two weeks, your pay check gets deposited directly into your bank account and you’re flush...

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