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- The Dreadful Bill Collector – How to Handle Them by Million Dollar Journey on Oct 29, 2009
Nobody wants pick up the phone and hear a bill collector on the other side, but it happens. We overextend ourselves, buy things we can not afford, fall ill, lose jobs or some other emergencies arises and we start missing payments which eventually...
- [CARTOON] Wheelbarrow by Past Expiry Cartoon on Oct 13, 2009
"I got the idea for this one from all the 'money saving' tips that you see on both TV and the internet that really don't save the average intelligent person any money. Cook at home (duh), brown bag it to lunch (duh), make a list before you go shoppin...
- Christian Persecution and REALITY... by The Christian Church Blog... on Sep 21, 2009
Christianity has become big business and so is the persecution of Christians when you hear of persecutions the very next thing you hear is please send money to stop it. But what about the real persecution of the Christian person that is trying to fol...
- Weight loss coach just got a little lighter by violating the Do-Not-Call List. by The Sales Dating Guy on Aug 28, 2009
CBC News pubished the following story about Telemarketers violating the Do Not Call List. Do-not-call list violators identified Last Updated: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 | 9:37 PM ET CBC News http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2009/08/26/no...
- 4 Ways To Eliminate Debt by Going Debt Free on Aug 10, 2009
Image via Wikipedia Chances are, if you’re reading this blog, you have some form of debt and want to get rid of it. Typically, posts on the Going Debt Free site focus on reducing spending. Well, it’s always nice to save money (as long...
- Paying off Debt: Lowest Balance or Highest Interest First? by Million Dollar Journey on Jul 28, 2009
When it comes to debt, which is better - paying off the highest interest debts first or the ones with the lowest balance? My answer may surprise you. When I meet with someone as a financial coach, one of the first assignments I give is a debt list.
- Advance To Go by Senior Money Memos on Jul 13, 2009
Many will remember that card from that much-loved Monopoly game, which was often so welcome particularly when running the risk of landing on those high-rent properties. Advance to go and collect $200. What could be better? Unf...
