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Arbitrage

Arbitrage is the process by which investors exploit the price difference between two securities that are exactly alike by simultaneously buying one at a lower price and selling the other at a higher price. This action locks in a risk-free profit for the arbitrageur.

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Zecco New Free Online Stock Trading Policy

I received an email from Zecco over the weekend stating that they are changing their free online stock trading policy effective March 1, 2009. In case you don’t know who Zecco is, it’s an online discount broker that’s famous for offering its customers cheap online stock trading (at $4.50 per trade), and free trades if [...]

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What’s Your Financial IQ? Here’s A Test

Following the success of previous Frugal of Cheap Test, I am going to throw another one out there for your enjoyment. I hope that you’ll like this Financial IQ Test as much as the last one and find it somewhat educational as well. Please note that I’ve included a link or two for some questions. [...]

Money Hacks Carnival #13 — Money Saving Hacks Edition

Welcome to the “Money Saving Hacks” edition of Money Hacks Carnival. We have over 60 submissions this week, so this is a fairly long carnival. Let’s start off with the editor’s picks, and don’t forget to check out money saving tips.

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Smart Moves To Lower Your Health Care Costs posted at [...]

thumb Making Money With Credit Card Arbitrage

This article is not meant to convince you to try credit card arbitrage. Rather, it’s meant to explain what credit card arbitrage is and start a discussion about it. Ultimately, I would like to hear your thought on credit card arbitrage as a money making strategy.

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Are You Selling Your Credit Score?

I knew that applying for too many credit cards could adversely effect on my credit score. However, the concept wasn’t picture perfect until I read Rocket Finance’s story where he said, “we traded our credit score of 748 at it’s highest point in exchange for favor from credit card companies.”
How Did I Sell My Credit [...]

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When I wrote Building, Diversifying, and Shifting Your Income Streams, there was an important element that I left out. That element was some practical real life ideas about how you can start building alternative income streams today. It is worth noting that not all of these are passive income ideas, so you will actually have [...]

Best PF Practices of the Year!

Last Friday, my friend at Mrs. Micah: Finance for a Freelance Life started a writing project that asked us to share our best PF practices of the year. I thought it was an excellent way to wrap up the year, so I will add my two cents here. I wanted to refer to my old [...]

Investors Blog Network (IBN) Festival #18

Welcome to the Investors Blog Network (IBN) Festival #18. This carnival is a bi-weekly collection of commentary on personal finance, investing, and other business related topics. Articles are collected from member blogs of the Investors Blog Network (IBN).

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A Great Way to Change Your Portfolio @ Free Money [...]

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