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What I’ve Learned About You

By , August 22nd, 2009

It’s hard to believe that I have been writing here for the past year. I thank you for visiting these pages and reading my thoughts on money and saving. I hope you have enjoyed what I have had to offer as much as I have enjoyed sharing it with you. Over the past year, I [...]


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When Cookies Bite Back – Dynamic Pricing Can Increase Your Online Shopping Costs

By , December 6th, 2007

I know most people are not techie geeks like me. They don’t want to get involved with the “guts” of their computers and the software that runs on them. However, if you do any shopping online, you need to know about cookies and how they can cost you money. Cookies are tiny files, implanted into [...]


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The RobinHood Fund

By , March 13th, 2007

Have you ever wished upon a star? Perhaps you should stop looking out the window and instead wish on your computer. The RobinHood Fund is an online community unlike any you’ve ever seen before. Members submit wishes: actual, honest to goodness wishes that are tied to a money value and classified as naughty ( i.e. [...]


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Tips On Using Restaurant.com

By , February 28th, 2007

Restaurant.com offers gift certificates for restaurants, at discount prices. You can pay $10 for a $25 gift certificate or $3 for a $10 certificate. Most people when they first hear about this wonderful find are a little skeptical. What is the catch? Well, like any coupons or rebates there are some catches. But overall if [...]


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Where’s George

By , February 25th, 2007

Have you ever been curious about where the paper money in your pocket has been, and where it goes after it leaves your hand? If so, WheresGeorge.com is the website for you. The Where’s George? Website was started in 1998, “for fun,” to track paper currency. The website has a form to input your bills’ [...]


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Can A Blogger Go Media Mainstream?

By , February 16th, 2007

I found myself in an interesting dilemma this week and one that shows that bloggers, even those with small blogs as mine here, are being watched by the (more) mainstream media. It also shows that the lines between mainstream media and bloggers are crossing paths more often with the creation of good content being more [...]


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2006 Review & 2007 Goals

By , January 3rd, 2007

2006 certainly was an interesting year. While we fell short in a lot of goals that we initially set, overall it was a good year and nothing to complain about. Many of the goals fell short due to us changing our focus as time went on so while we didn’t meet them, this was not [...]


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I Am Fond Of Nude Yoga (or the dangers when someone has your same name)

By , December 27th, 2006

I, apparently, am fond of nude yoga. I found this out today when a reader sent me the following Amazon reviews that “Jeffrey Strain” wrote (he wanted to know if I had written them). I also apparently find Nude Personal Training “An Inspirational Exercise Tape” and was disappointed with Nude Cardiovascular Workout/College Co-eds Uncovered because [...]


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November 2006 Goals Review

By , December 2nd, 2006

By far the biggest news this month is that Nate gave notice at his work and will be working on the blogs and sites full time starting in January. I can’t even explain how excited I am about this and believe that we can really make the entire network of sites something special in the [...]


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Personal Finance Video Log

By , November 28th, 2006

Not that I need another project, but I have started up a personal finance vlog which will add to our ever growing list of satellite websites. I have been finding quite a bit of informative and entertaining videos that I feel would make a fun vlog for people interested in personal finances (and even those [...]


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