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The New Site
If you’re an RSS Reader or Email Subscriber who hasn’t been by the site lately, and had no reason to, I don’t blame you. I’ve always believed in my content, …
banks, funds, stocks, gurus, market terminology, wall street
career, work finance, food, green savings, motivation
auto, debt, credit, budgets, tax, homes, frugality, mortgages
insurance, emergency savings, identity theft, inflation
401K, Roth 401K’s, IRA’s, early retirement, retirement planning
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A Story that Illustrates a Common Mutual Fund Misconception
During a lunch recently, ‘Matt’, a colleague, and I were discussing investments and the topic turned to mutual funds. I proceeded to tell …
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Recently, we covered step 1 on how to get out of debt - stopping the bleeding, or preventing the accrual of additional new debt. Preventing added debt is essential when trying …
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A welcome goes out to all visitors from Jeremy’s genxfinance.com blog. Jeremy’s blog focuses on finances for those in their late 20’s and 30’s. Besides being an all around good guy, …
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Rule #1 when trying to save money on auto insurance: Don’t try to take pictures from the driver seat of a passing Toyota Scion that’s styled in memory of the majestic A-Team …
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Earlier this week, we discussed who may or may not need to be covered by a life insurance policy, and how much you might need to be covered by. For those …
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Life insurance isn’t one of those warm and fuzzy topics that everyone loves to address. Making and investing money can be incredibly exciting. Creating a plan to protect your loved one’s …
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OK, maybe not massive changes, but there will be some noticeable site improvements. 20Somethingfinance is still in its relative infancy, but activity on the site has increased dramatically recently with exponential growth …
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A welcome goes out to all visitors from J.D. Roth’s Get Rich Slowly blog. J.D. was one of the pioneers in the personal finance blog niche. The guest post I wrote …
: After dinner sit a while, after supper walk a mile 
: As innocent as a babe unborn 
: As like as two peas
: Loving the new site design, man. Way to go!
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