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Around the PF Blogosphere & Welcome GetRichSlowly and Mint.com Visitors

Submitted by G.E. Miller on Wednesday, 16 December 20094 Comments

Welcome to new visitors from GetRichSlowly and Mint.com. For the regulars -

I just posted on JD Roth’s blog , Get rich Slowly, today – How I Cut my Comcast Cable Bill by 33% Without Losing Any Service. If you want to cut your cable bill, it offers up some good tips on how to haggle in a non-stressful way. JD has a great community if you’ve never read his blog. This post recently was highlighted on Lifehacker.

welcomeAlso, two recent posts on Mint.com this week that you might want to check out as well. The first, tips on year-end tax strategies to keep in mind, the second (which hit the first page of Digg) was on the new Financial Reform Bill that just passed the house and what it might mean for you. I am a regular staff writer over at Mint and you can check out my archives here.

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4 Comments »

  • FinanciallySmart said:

    Those two blogs you have mentioned are great blogs and I am glad that you were able to contribute to them.

  • G.E. Miller (author) said:

    @ FinanciallySmart – thanks! Definitely great finance resources.

  • UK Financial Advisors said:

    The UK financial advisers are professionals who give investment advice and financial planning services to individuals, companies or businesses. In the ideal world, financial advisors to help customers maintain the desired balance of investment income, capital gains, and acceptable levels of risk through adequate provision of assets. Similarly, the use of stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate investment trusts (REIT), future, observations and insurance products to meet the needs of its customers. Many advisers receive commission payments for different financial products.

  • Queen Creek Insurance said:

    I wish more people would participate in year end tax strategies. In addition, all costs should be carefully reviewed. Too bad very few folks even consider this.

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