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Smaller Cars Mean Higher Insurance Payments
Exchanging your large car or pickup truck for a small, economical vehicle will yield important fuel savings. If you are in the market for a new car, considering something more
Inflation Spike Highest In 17 Years
You have to go all the way back to 1991 to recall an inflation spike as high as the one we’re going through right now. Last Wednesday, the U.S. Labor
Are Your Funds Protected In Event Of A Bank Failure?
The failure of IndyMac Bank earlier this month has left some depositors worried. Though the bank’s demise was unusual — they were overly committed to funding bad home loans —
A Success Building BLOG
BLOG postings: (link to Achieving Success BLOG for all posts and PDF downloads) Discipline to Success: The Education Attribute Educated men are as much superior to uneducated men as the
CPSC Provides Consumers With Information That They Need
If you are planning to undertake any kind of project around the home, are you always certain the products you are using are safe? Recent recalls include Honda lawnmowers that
Air Conditioning Maintenance For Cool Summer Living
How has your summer been so far? Maybe a better question to ask is this one: how hot has your summer been? If you have central air-conditioning or even trusty
Fannie Mae Increases Support For Multifamily Housing
Fannie Mae, which is the informal name for the Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA) — a government backed business — announced last week that it had invested $20 billion during
How To Save Money, Part 3: Fun
This is the final installment in a three-part series focusing on important ways you can save money on food, fuel, and fun. So you’re not going on vacation this year
How To Save Money, Part 2: Fuel
This is the second installment in a three-part series focusing on important ways you can save money on food, fuel, and fun. Oil will soon hit $150 per barrel, sending
A Success Building BLOG
BLOG postings: (link to Achieving Success BLOG for all posts and PDF downloads) Discipline to Success: The Education Attribute Educated men are as much superior to uneducated men as the
How To Save Money, Part 1: Food
This is the first installment in a three-part series focusing on important ways you can save money on food, fuel, and fun. It doesn’t take a genius to realize that
You Can Build Your Own Compost Area
Composting is a Smart Way to Recycle Compost piles are oh so very mainstream these days. Back during the 1960s and 1970s when green living was part of the hippie
Turn Your Garage Into Valuable Living Space
Home Improvement on a Budget! When it comes to unused spaces in many homes, garages are usually at the top of the list. After all, who really parks their cars
FTC Reveals Current Sweepstakes Scams
Con artists are always at work, coming up with ways to get people to part with their money. Some scams are small, involving the selling of a product that doesn’t
Foreclosures: Wise Investment or Money Trap?
I was having a discussion with a friend last week when our conversation turned to the housing market. Bleak news upon bleak news for some people, but not for my
