Personal Finance
Ten Steps To Take When You Are In Financial Trouble
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Thu, 15th May, 2008 by
Jeremy
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This is a guest post from The Shark Investor. The Shark Investor shares his thoughts on an active approach to passive investing. This includes constant hunting for good aggressive opportunities for generating high returns on your assets.
Does a shortage of money make you feel paralyzed? Seeing yourself in a deep financial trouble is quite […]
Aggressively Pay Down That College Debt
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Wed, 14th May, 2008 by
Jeremy
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This is a guest post by Miranda Marquit, who writes about personal finances for Yielding Wealth and edits information on debt consolidation for DestroyDebt.
One of the trends that we see a lot of these days is Leaving College With Debt. I was one of those statistics. When I finished my undergraduate degree six years ago, […]
Get a Jump on Summer With These Warm Weather Money Saving Tips
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Tue, 6th May, 2008 by
Jeremy
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We’re cruising through spring, and in many locations, it feels as if summer is already here. Well, it won’t be long and summer will be upon us, but that doesn’t mean you should wait to take advantage of some money saving ideas. For those of us in colder climates, we tend to focus on saving […]
Woman Refuses to Roll Over 401k Saying She Would Lose Half of Her Money
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Mon, 7th April, 2008 by
Jeremy
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One of my duties as a CRPC is to assist people with rolling over their 401k/403b plans when they change jobs. More often than not, this is a pretty simple conversation to have. I explain how they are able to transfer the funds to another qualified plan and avoid any taxes or penalties. Usually, that […]





