A Review of the Personal Finance Classic: Your Money or Your Life
Mon, 02/6/12 | One Comment

I recently read the personal finance classic book, Your Money or Your Life, and wanted to write up a little review with some thoughts.
This book, first published in 1992, is still very popular to this …

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Virgin Mobile Price Increases by 40%: A Sad Day for Cheap Data Plans
08/3/11 | 9 Comments
Virgin Mobile Price Increases by 40%: A Sad Day for Cheap Data Plans

Is this the day the cheap data plan died?
I had been keeping an eye on the Virgin Mobile Beyond Talk plan for the last year. At a prepaid $25 per month for 300 talk minutes, …

6 Things I Learned About Life at Warrior Dash
08/1/11 | 9 Comments
6 Things I Learned About Life at Warrior Dash

I just did Warrior Dash this past weekend for the first time. And I thought I’d share my experience and what I learned about myself and others.
What is Warrior Dash?
If you’re not familiar with Warrior …

Internet Sales Tax Debate: Where do you Stand?
07/27/11 | 12 Comments
Internet Sales Tax Debate: Where do you Stand?

There has been a lot of press lately about increasing interests from states to start requiring internet retailers to start collecting sales tax for purchases made by customers located in their state in an effort …

Denied Credit? Now you will Get a Free Credit Score
07/26/11 | 3 Comments
Denied Credit? Now you will Get a Free Credit Score

If you’ve recently been denied when applying for credit, it’s now a whole lot easier to find out why.
Under final rules issued by the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Reserve Board to reflect the requirements …

5 Reasons to Ditch the Car & Ride a Bike to Work
07/25/11 | 15 Comments
5 Reasons to Ditch the Car & Ride a Bike to Work

Biking has made a resurgence as people have looked for simple ways to save money, lower their impact on the environment, and get exercise.
2010 bike sales were up 15% over 2009, and the number of …

Two Paths to Financial Independence. Which will you Take?
07/21/11 | 30 Comments
Two Paths to Financial Independence. Which will you Take?

It’s easy to put off saving for retirement until mid-life, take out a 30-year mortgage on a big home, watch cable TV to pass time, rely on student loans instead of working to pay off …


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