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Money can’t buy love! Here are 7 vital signs that you tend to ignore:
This week’s guest post comes from Dorothy Anderson, who is a finance blogger and recommends you be very careful before consolidating debts.
Do you remember the song by Beatles?
“….I’ll buy you a diamond ring my friend if it makes you feel alright,
I’ll get you anything my friend if it makes you feel alright
‘Cause I don’t care [...]
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Comments (5)5 Situations Where You Should Leave Your Credit Card in Your Wallet
This week’s guest post comes from Fred, personal finance writer at Credit Card Finder. He helps people to compare credit cards online.
There are smart ways to use your credit card: you can keep your wages earning interest in a savings account while you spend on your credit card and pay it off at the end [...]
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8 Techniques to Boost Your Emergency Fund
Just starting an emergency fund as a part of a New Year’s resolution? Trying to boost an existing one? No worries: the following guest post has you covered with some great tips on how to find a little cash for your “rainy day fund.”
In this harsh economic environment, there is hardly a better time to [...]
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Top 10 Films About Money
As a movie buff and film school graduate, this guest post is very near and dear to Stephanie’s heart. It combines two disciplines that she’s obviously obsessed with: movies and money. This article was contributed by the Canadian life insurance specialists at LifeCover.ca.
1. There Will Be Blood (2007)
A quote about the unabashed pursuit of power [...]
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Holiday Gift Giving on a Student Budget
Kathryn Katz is a working mom, internet marketer and professional copywriter. Kathryn is a Certified Personal Finance Counselor and works for Consolidated Credit Counseling Services. The non-profit credit counseling agency offers a Holiday Survival Guide to help shoppers navigate through holiday shopping.
The holidays are right around the corner. You’ll be leaving the dorm to visit [...]
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8 Ways to Save Big in the Home Office
This week’s guest post comes from a talented guy named Tom. Like most people Tom spends five days per week working in an office, for an environmentally conscious supplier of cheap printer cartridges specializing in HP toners and ink where saving money and recycling is a mantra. You can read more of his work on [...]
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Working Through Finances in a Relationship Without Throwing a Punch
This post is part of the one day blog event “The Spectrum of Personal Finance.” In this event, comic book nerd Brian of My Next Buck, will discuss 8 different emotions (taken from the Green Lantern comic series) and relate them to personal finance. Here at Poorer Than You we will be looking at Rage. [...]
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Three Quick Financial Fixes for College Students
Stephanie is still sick, but recovering and will be back soon. In the meantime, we have a very special guest poster: Jim Wang! Jim writes about personal finance and other money issues at his personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
We all know what it’s like to be busy. Whether you’re taking classes or working a 9-to-5, [...]
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Can you be sued for credit card debts?
Stephanie is sick! Don’t worry, she’s drinking plenty of fluids and getting lots of rest, and will be back to writing next week. In the mean time, here’s a guest post to hold you over!
Michelle Taylor is a financial writer and specializes in debt related problems. She has guided many people to pay off debt. [...]
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Why You Should Join a Credit Union
The following guest post was contributed by Christine Howell, who frequently writes about Online Finance Degrees and college related topics for Online College Guru, an online college directory and comparison website.
Credit unions have been around since the 1840s when a group of weavers in England banded together to form the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers. [...]
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