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    Want an emergency fund? Keep these things in mind




    June 2nd, 2008

    If you don’t have an emergency fund but would like one, remember that only you can make it happen. Unless you set money aside in a specially designated emergency account (never in your main checking account!), you’ll never have one saved. Simple as that. It takes effort and focus.
    Establish a dollar amount you want to save. If it’s [...]

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    Spend to save: Items that can save you money in the long run




    April 7th, 2008

    In the grand scheme of being frugal, sometimes it is wise to spend a little bit more initially, so that you’ll have a quality item that won’t need to be replaced for a long, long time.
    Or, it can be worthwhile to invest a little in reusable items, rather than disposable ones. You can be green [...]

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    Free Swingline stapler




    March 27th, 2008

    I just saw this on WiseBread, and thought I’d share with you.
    You can fill out a quick survey and receive a Swingline stapler for your time.
    I don’t have a stapler–so I’m really excited about this one! It’s supposed to be a $20-value. Neato!

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    How to treat your finances like a small business




    January 26th, 2008

    Written as a guest post by Kacie’s husband
    After only seven months, here I was center stage - all alone - without guidance - but full of enthusiasm. I was presenting for recruitment on campus in a large classroom. Despite my new accounting job, I am as non-businesslike as the rest of us, so I spoke [...]

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