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What To Do With the Old Klunker

29. October 2010

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Our van is expiring. I am SO SICK of minivans. This is minivan #5 now. They were OK when the kids were small and we had to have 3 or 4 car seats crammed in there. But the transmissions die every 50,000 miles or so. And the mufflers and brakes are constant maintenance. Oh, I [...]

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Work At Home Job Help

16. September 2010

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This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of WhyDoWork.com. All opinions are 100% mine. I am frequently asked by women and fellow women bloggers how to work at home. I work at home full time (well, only part time since I started this kitchen renovation, but I AM supposed to work full [...]

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The Problem with PDs

29. July 2010

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I mentioned earlier that I *finally* got an eye exam, after 6, 7 years. I need new glasses. I have to go through the rigamarole of insurance company’s musical chairs (they will pay for an exam here, eyeglasses there, but not an exam AND eyeglasses anywhere) or pay $250+ cash out-of-pocket. Ouch. I’ve heard so [...]

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New Credit Card Laws Now in Effect

6. March 2010

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New Credit Card Laws Now in Effect

I found this extremely handy summary of the new credit card laws that are now in effect as of February 22, 2010. NEW YORK (AP) – The new credit card law is finally here. Starting Monday, banks will need to abide by new regulations on terms and disclosures. The idea behind the landmark law was [...]

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New Rules for Credit Card Companies

16. February 2010

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New Rules for Credit Card Companies

I saw this in my Clark Howard e-magazine today, and thought it was worth repeating. I’m very glad to see the banks and credit card companies FINALLY getting some accountability (I think the banks own the United States, lock stock and barrel!!). They have been allowed to railroad Americans for too long. These changes take [...]

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A Little Coaching is Helpful

20. January 2010

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A Little Coaching is Helpful

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Allison Maslan, author of “Blast Off!”. All opinions are 100% mine. I was never a person who read motivational books or anything. I am a kind of “ad hoc/improvise” kind of gal. I have always been surprised at the popularity of self-help, motivational products. [...]

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Finally, Budgeting Software That’s Simple!

26. November 2009

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Finally, Budgeting Software That’s Simple!

I’ve tried quite a number of financial and budgeting software– MS Money, Quicken, and some free stuff online. Whoa, whoa! Waaaay too complicated. I just want to BUDGET, not plan my retirement, trade my stocks, cash in silver or gold, and chat with Bernanke! I *just* want to budget. How about you? There’s some new [...]

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Meet My New Maid: Alice!

17. November 2009

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Meet My New Maid: Alice!

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Alice.com. All opinions are 100% mine. I’ve heard of Alice.com on a few of the other blogs I frequent, but I never checked it out until now. WHAT. HAVE. I. BEEN. WAITING. FOR?!?! Alice is amazing! I think this is going to revolutionize shopping. [...]

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Free Samples By State

12. November 2009

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I just LOVE free samples! While getting free stuff like a small packet of shampoo and conditioner, or a small tube of toothpaste, won’t make me rich by any means, you can save quite a few bucks with free samples. Plus, you can always find a better brand or become aware of better deals this [...]

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