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June Roundup

05.25.2013 by John Frainee 1 comment

Need a reason to get out of the office? Is it time to become a freelancer? Are credit cards keeping you in chains? These topics and more are covered in this month’s roundup!

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How to Create a Virtual Office for Almost Nothing

05.24.2013 by Adam Faughn 3 comments

No one ever said that, when you start your own business, you had to buy a penthouse suite in the tallest skyscraper downtown and have a team of secretaries. So how can you create an office that takes care of the administrative “to-do’s” without it eating into your small business idea?

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5 Often Overlooked Ways to Invest in Your Marriage

05.23.2013 by Craig Ford 3 comments

Every time you invest your money there is an element of uncertainty. The future is unknown, and it’s hard to predict what type of returns you’ll get on your investment. However, you can confidently invest in your marriage knowing that you’re certain to have a positive return. Here are some ways to invest in your marriage resulting in tremendous returns.

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Will $75,000 Make You Happy?

05.22.2013 by Tim 17 comments

Angus Deaton was the economist who conducted the study and was quoted as saying, “Giving people more income beyond 75K is not going to do much for their daily mood . . . but it is going to make them feel they have a better life.”

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6 Products that Last a Long Time

05.21.2013 by Joe Plemon 19 comments

Whatever the product, longevity is more than a function of quality; some people are persnickety about maintenance; others (like me) aren’t. Other factors, such as not being able to afford a newer car, can contribute to how long an auto may last. For this article, my criteria for products that last a long time is this: I have personal knowledge of these products and nothing extraordinary has been done to prolong their lives.

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How to Rent a Car Without a Credit Card

05.20.2013 by Kevin 15 comments

There is a common misconception that in order to get a rental car you must pay with a credit card. In reality, there are at least two ways to rent a car without a credit card. One is by using a debit card – and you probably already knew this – but the other may surprise you.

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Why You Should Nurture Your Imagination

05.17.2013 by John Frainee 12 comments

Close your eyes for a moment and remember when you were a child. How did you play? You used your imagination, of course. You pretended you were a mighty warrior – in your backyard with sticks for swords or via a character in a video game. You reclined at a table, sipping tea as if you were a princess discussing the matters of the kingdom. You dreamed. But soon . . . .

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Zaarly.com Review: An Online Bazaar for Products and Services

05.16.2013 by Jason Price 3 comments

What if you were able to visit a bazaar online from the convenience of your computer or mobile device? Well, thanks to Zaarly.com, you can.

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Does Jesus Command Us to Help the Poor?

05.14.2013 by Chris 21 comments

Should you give money to the poor? Did Jesus command it? When are you to give? These questions and more are answered in this informative article.

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Is the Economy Getting Better or Worse in 2013?

05.13.2013 by Kevin 23 comments

That’s a question that’s on a lot of people’s minds these days. There are signs of improvement in the economy, but there are an equal number suggesting that we’re doing little better than bumping along the bottom. News reports don’t seem to be adding any clarity to the situation either. Superficially, the statistics are definitely pointing toward improvement, but secondary numbers often tell a very different story.

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How to Choose the Best Charities to Donate To

05.10.2013 by Rich Avery 8 comments

There are over 1.1 million public charities in the United States, and more than 55,000 new ones were launched in the year 2011, according to the IRS. All of these organizations purport to do good work and make a difference, so how do you decide which ones are the best charities to donate to?

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How to Open an Etsy Store: A Step-by-Step Guide

05.09.2013 by Stephanie 4 comments

If you haven’t heard of Etsy, well basically is it a website that allows you to create a simple storefront to sell your crafts, homemade items, vintage items, or a lot more. It has exploded in growth over the last few years and many artists are finding it to be a great way to earn money from their creations.

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The “Why” Purchase Filter

05.08.2013 by Tim 5 comments

I recently read an article on Dave Ramsey’s website that talked about how we apply filters to money, justify certain purchases, and kick ourselves about others. The author, Jon Acuff, shared a story about a friend who recently purchased an iPhone app for $0.99 – the typical price for an app. She played the game for about six weeks and then stopped . . . .

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← Previous Entries

June Roundup

How to Create a Virtual Office for Almost Nothing

5 Often Overlooked Ways to Invest in Your Marriage

Will $75,000 Make You Happy?

6 Products that Last a Long Time

How to Rent a Car Without a Credit Card

Why You Should Nurture Your Imagination

Zaarly.com Review: An Online Bazaar for Products and Services

Does Jesus Command Us to Help the Poor?

Is the Economy Getting Better or Worse in 2013?

How to Choose the Best Charities to Donate To

How to Open an Etsy Store: A Step-by-Step Guide

The “Why” Purchase Filter

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