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    Saturday, May 10, 2020 Victimology in America (14 clicks)
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May 10, 2020 at 7:16 pm ET Bad things happen. Its one of those things in life that we don’t like to think about but nonetheless is there. Throughout history, many of us have been adversely affected when somebody or something oppressed, injured, tricked, mistreated, or otherwise afflicted us with emotional hurt, physical pain, or psychological damage. Due to no fault of [...] ... (more) Friday, May 9, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 9, 2020 at 2:28 pm ET In honor of Friday, the best day of the week I have something special for you all. I don’t know about you but there is nothing I like better on a friday afternoon than an nice cold beer in summer. I think of it as my sort of blue collar toast to the [...] ... (more) Thursday, May 8, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 8, 2020 at 11:44 am ET One readers email reads: “Jesse, you post less than half the time anymore. I love Matt but are you forsaking us?” As many of you know by now, I got engaged this month. Well I have some other big news: we are building a new house. Thats also why I haven’t been [...] ... (more) Wednesday, May 7, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 7, 2020 at 6:12 pm ET Here they are:
1) Investing is for meeting long-term goals; savings is for meeting short-term goals.
2) Broad diversification, with exposure to all parts of the stock and bond markets, reduces risk.
3) An investor’s most important decision is selecting the mix of assets to be held in a portfolio, not selecting the individual investments themselves.
4) Consistently outperforming [...] ... (more) Tuesday, May 6, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 6, 2020 at 4:29 pm ET Warren Buffett makes me sick. And not for the reason you are probably thinking. It doesn’t make me sick that he his ridiculously good stock prowess made him one of the top investors and richest men in America. No, that actually makes me cheer him, its his socialist views and attempts at promoting socialism in [...] ... (more) Monday, May 5, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 5, 2020 at 12:06 pm ET Even though things are correcting right now, a lot of people have seen the value of their home double or more over the last eight years, creating an interesting alternative retirement plan for those who did not previously have one. Great, if you are in that position. The money train is arriving. But the most [...] ... (more) Saturday, May 3, 2020 Frugal, very frugal and “oh dear Lord” (10 clicks)
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May 3, 2020 at 4:18 pm ET On the radio today the business guy that comes on once in a while as fill in programming was talking about some of the extreme frugal things that people do to save money, some of the more frugal things people are up to, and some of the super extreme things that people do that are [...] ... (more) Friday, May 2, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
May 2, 2020 at 4:20 pm ET David Ramsey Hypocrite. It keeps poppping up as how people get to mysite. I really can’t understand that considering I have mentioned David Ramsey exactly once (maybe twice). I seem to remember a few other people tackling this subject; five cent nickel and debt free revolution come to mind. [...] ... (more) Thursday, May 1, 2020 Are you a credit slave? (12 clicks)
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May 1, 2020 at 5:36 pm ET We have a buying problem. Our buying has given us a credit problem. And our credit problem has made us slaves to the credit market. Many Americans use their credit scores as a way to evaluate and judge their financial success in life. Through decades of marketing, product innovation, and the passing of personal finance [...] ... (more) Wednesday, April 30, 2020 How much exactly is a million dollars (8 clicks)
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April 30, 2020 at 11:41 am ET How much is a million dollars? or variation: What does a million dollars look like?
I have gotten quite a few of these searches coming through on google lately so I decided to sit down and figure out exactly how much a million dollars is just for fun.
Lets start with one dollar, which looks like [...] ... (more) Tuesday, April 29, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
April 29, 2020 at 11:39 am ET So this article has like 50 pictures. I think thats a record. The length probably is too. In any case I found most guides out there incomplete, annoying, or trying to sell something so I am going to give you my experience.
So as you saw yesterday I am engaged a wonderful woman. [...] ... (more) Monday, April 28, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
April 28, 2020 at 5:23 pm ET So, as many of you may have noticed, I haven’t been around since early last week, well Ive been busy…and on Friday night I asked my girlfriend to marry me. She said yes, which makes me basically the luckiest the guy on the face of the planet.
Here is a pic of right after:
I have a [...] ... (more) Saturday, April 26, 2020 Emerging Credit and the Future of Lending (8 clicks)
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April 26, 2020 at 5:23 pm ET Hello all, this is a guest post by Jonathon at Master Your Card. Thanks so much Jonathon especially on short notice. Where am I? Sick as a dog. Where is Jesse? Details monday.
As the effects of the mortgage meltdown ripple through the entire lending
community, the result is higher interest rates and [...] ... (more) Friday, April 25, 2020 Oh boy, here comes inflation (4 clicks)
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April 25, 2020 at 9:34 am ET Well, the federal reserve has done it. As I was in the store today I realized “holy cow, things cost a ton more than they did a year ago.” And they do. What on earth has happened?
Well, for years now Americans have been going to town buying things [...] ... (more) Thursday, April 24, 2020 Live the American dream, fix your problems (26 clicks)
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April 24, 2020 at 1:32 pm ET You wanna live the American dream? You wanna fix your financial problems? Don’t live beyond your means.
There was such a positive response to our failing article that I decided to follow up on a little more direct and slightly less sarcastic take about living beyond your means.
Here is the US Savings rate historical graph, [...] ... (more) Wednesday, April 23, 2020 Top five investment mistakes (6 clicks)
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April 23, 2020 at 11:39 am ET Investing is like the force. It can be your best friend or your worst enemy, a great ally or a terrible enemy. In most cases it is your best friend, but lets take a look at some of the most common mistakes that are made.
5. Confusing high risk and greediness …and… confusing conservatism [...] ... (more) Tuesday, April 22, 2020 Surviving Office Politics (3 clicks)
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April 22, 2020 at 10:13 am ET ..so you finally graduated, what a relief. You are free to manage your time as you wish. You don’t have to think about your term paper topic for hours. You believe that all the difficulties are already behind. And it is…but it isn’t. You finally got that sweet job you’ve been waiting to get and [...] ... (more) Monday, April 21, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
April 21, 2020 at 8:59 am ET Matt:
Real estate is not an investment, it is a liability. Getting rich through real estate is completely based on your ability to distinguish between “good” and “bad.” That, Jesse my friend, is called speculation. But even taken a step further: your home is real estate, real estate is not an investment…you [...] ... (more) Sunday, April 20, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
April 20, 2020 at 3:30 pm ET I just finished up some real work and since its my birthday, instead of writing, I am going golfing. I haven’t put any links up lately so I picked through my RSS feeds for my fav articles this week. Not only that but because normally people don’t like to read a ton of links I [...] ... (more) Surviving Office Politics (7 clicks)
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April 20, 2020 at 3:14 pm ET ..so you finally graduated, what a relief. You are free to manage your time as you wish. You don’t have to think about your term paper topic for hours. You believe that all the difficulties are already behind. And it is…but it isn’t. You finally got that sweet job you’ve been waiting to get and [...] ... (more) Saturday, April 19, 2020 Choosing a career (12 clicks)
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April 19, 2020 at 12:59 pm ET Lets just lay it out there….choosing a career is HARD
When people begin their career quest starting from ideas of who they want to be in high school through college, the choices and options they have before them are basically limitless.
How does one select a path or future title? It is not like a 18 year [...] ... (more) Friday, April 18, 2020 Top 5 mortgage deductions I love (3 clicks)
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April 18, 2020 at 9:49 am ET Having finished my taxes I was thinking about just how nice it is to own a home. If I did not own one I would have owed the government money, as it is I got a refund. So what exactly are my favorite tax deductions for home ownership? Glad you asked:
1. Mortgage [...] ... (more) Thursday, April 17, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
April 17, 2020 at 10:58 am ET Yesterday I had to stop and perform the painful ritual of getting gas. There’s nothing quite like watching numbers spin by…almost ten times faster than they did when I first started driving. As my car slowly sucked the money out of my wallet, I looked over at woman filling up her escalade with premium. [...] ... (more) Wednesday, April 16, 2020 How to Fail completely - Failing 101 (5 clicks)
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April 16, 2020 at 11:56 am ET How would you like to be completely and totally poor? Do you enjoy cardboard boxes? Does the idea of living and sleeping on the streets of a major American city sound appealing to you? Would you like to grow old and penniless, spending your final days on this Earth barely getting by on the meager [...] ... (more) Tuesday, April 15, 2020 From The Penny Saved - view blog entries - visit this blog
April 15, 2020 at 3:12 pm ET Here are some things I found around the web that are free for tax day:
-Dunkin Donuts is offering a free donut with any coffee purchase and free coffee to postal workers, no purchase necessary
-McDonalds is offering a free iced coffee with any purchase. Some other rumors about other free stuff they may or may not [...] ... (more) Items 1 - 25 of 124
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