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thumb Evolution Of Personal Finance Blogs

I have been blogging about personal finance for just over two years now (our 2nd anniversary was July 15th). I have seen many bloggers come and go, but those that stick around continues to improve and add useful content to the Internet daily. In support of my argument, Fiscal Fizzle recently offered his thought on [...]

thumb How To Save Money – The 1,001 List Of Money Saving Ideas And Tips

One of the quickest ways to improve your finances is to reduce your expenses and find more ways to save money. This article is a compilation of various money saving articles that have been published over the years. A few tips are also highlighted from each article. Make sure you follow these links to see [...]

Deals and Freebies

There are many special deals and freebies that you can find on the Internet.  This page is a collection of what I found over the year.  Please note that this page is mostly specific to financial services deals and offers.

Free Finance Magazines
Our business partner has made many popular magazines available for free.  All you have [...]

thumb Money Saving Tips for the Holidays Guide eBook

The holiday season is upon us and this one is different because of the economic crisis.  Many people are either out of their home, or on the verge of losing it.  Many are unemployed as many companies are aggressively reducing costs to prevent business failure.  But this doesn’t mean that we should forsake the spirit [...]

thumb Where To Sell Used Textbooks And Old Books Online

Selling used books is a good way to declutter your home and get some money for books that you probably won’t read again.  This is even more important for college students because you could sell textbooks for a lot more than normal books, but you’ll have to do it quick because textbooks become outdated and [...]

Weekend Reading: June 15, 2008

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If you haven’t seen Personal Finance Buzz, please visit, sign up, and give it a try. Some of the most popular articles of the week include:

Alas, problogger, we hardly knew ye at Brip Blap — Steve who became pro-blogger not long ago shares his thought on pro-blogging and the reason why he went back [...]

Should My Parents Buy Long-Term Care Insurance?

I finally took care of my parents’ whole life insurance policies and put them on a Premium Offset Proposal (POP) arrangement. Basically, this arrangement uses their policy’s current and accumulated dividend values to pay their premiums. Their death benefits and cash values will continue to grow, but at a slower pace. At the same time, [...]

Free Money Opportunities Worth Over $200

In the past few weeks, I have been compiling a list of ways to make some money off sign up bonuses and giveaways. I have compiled a decent sized list, and have added to my sidebar under Featured section: Deals, Specials, and Freebies. And I would like to highlight a few of them here:
Revolution Money [...]

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thumb 40+ Alternative Income Ideas and Resources

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 [...]

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