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Got My Verizon Free TV and Wished I Could Do It All Over

A while back, I told you that I switched from Time Warner to Verizon to get a better deal. In the process, I also got a free 19″ Sharp LCD HDTV from Verizon (got it like 2 weeks ago). Overall, saving $50 a month and getting a free TV worth $400 was not bad. However, [...]

Don’t Let Great Marketing Catch You Off Guard

There are some really great marketing campaigns out there. So good in fact that you might believe they are head and shoulders above their competitors. So good that their brands became synonymous with their industry — at least, some of them got me convinced.

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When I think about car insurance, I think AllState and GEICO. [...]

22 Money Maximizing Moves You Can Do Today

Now that the benefits enrollment for my company is over, I can start thinking about things that I could do before the end of the year to make my money work harder for me. Here are 22 ideas that I want to share with you.

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Weekly Roundup #16: “Money Saving Tips” Edition

This is a great week for money saving ideas. On Friday, I wrote about how I saved $50 a month by switching from Time Warner to Verizon Triple Play, and then there’s a whole slew of posts about money saving ideas from the M-Network. Before I go to these posts, I just want to summarize [...]

Loyalty Is Dead, It’s Better To Be A New Customer

Did you know that you can get things for cheaper and better by making a couple of phone calls and ask? That’s right. You could be paying premium for antiquated and inferior services right now. As part of the Reduce a Bill Challenge at Working For Financial Freedom, I’d like to share this story with [...]

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