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How To Work When You’re Overwhelmed

02.10.2012 by John Frainee 12 comments
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As I write this article, I have exactly 32 other things to do that I’ve labeled high priority. In addition, I have 39 things to do that are medium priority. And, lingering toward the end of the list, I have 21 things to do that are low priority. You might think that I’m overwhelmed. But guess what? I’m not. Here’s how you too can take your productivity to a whole new level while keeping your stress down.

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4 Ways To Budget For “Gotcha” Expenses

02.09.2012 by Adam Faughn 9 comments
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Budgeting can be difficult at times. When we stop and think, we all know that no two months are exactly alike. Here’s how you can budget for those unexpected bills and still stay true to your budget.

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5 Retirement Questions You Might Have Right Now

02.08.2012 by Tim 5 comments
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The reality of retirement hits us at different stages of our life, but the questions always seem to be the same. Will I have enough? How should I be invested? Will I have to pay taxes? Get the answers you need.

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Life Lessons from 6 Famous Failures

02.07.2012 by Joe Plemon 32 comments
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Have you ever met a successful person who did not encounter some failures along the way? I know I haven’t … it seems that failure is inextricably blended into the pathway toward success. Fortunately for us, some very famous people have traveled this path. What can we learn from these “famous failures”?

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How to Pay Less for College: 6 Ways

02.06.2012 by Carol 12 comments
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When a semester of college can cost more than a parent makes in a year, it is time to look for help. And although the mountain looks immovable, we need to remember that our Father owns the cattle on a thousand hills. If we know we are in His will for our future, He will provide the needed funds. Here are some things you can do to get started.

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What is the True Cost of Purchasing a Vehicle?

02.03.2012 by Joe Plemon 12 comments
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When shopping for a car, you should look for the lowest price for the best quality. Right? Well, sort of … in the back of your mind, you realize that, all other things being equal, the car which gets better gas mileage is worth more than the one which doesn’t. But how much more?

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Christian Debt Consolidation Companies: Here’s The Truth

02.02.2012 by Guest 4 comments
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In this economy, it seems like you can’t turn on the radio or TV for any extended period of time without hearing commercials for debt settlement or debt consolidation services. Let’s discuss Christian debt settlement companies and see how they compare to the other guys.

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7 Best Part-Time Jobs Anyone Can Start

02.01.2012 by John Frainee 15 comments
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You’ve probably heard about diversifying your investments. But have you heard much about diversifying your income? Probably not. Sometimes the key to financial stability is not to land one job – but several! Here are 7 part-time jobs anyone can start. Oh, and did I mention some of these have benefits beyond the wages?

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