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Stupid Tax: Car Inspection, Commute, and Margin Interest

It’s official, last week was my stupid tax week. I am not talking about the tax rebate, or tax refund. Basically, I did a couple of stupid things that cost me money.
Car Inspection
I look at the red safety inspection sticker every time I get into the car. For some reason, I never [...]

What Difference Does A Decade Make?

In “7 Costly Retirement Savings Mistakes to Avoid,” I had mentioned that waiting too long is the number one mistake. I am afraid I didn’t demonstrate it well, so here is a different look at the concept.

Assume that in each scenario, the investment grows at 10% per year*.
* Based on historical data, investment gain [...]

A Notebook, Now, Later, and Productivity

Over the years, I tried many productivity tools to keep up with my ever-growing list of things to do. I had the original Palm Pilot, Handspring Visor Platinum, and Sony Clie T-665C; but in the end, nothing beats my trusty old notebook. There’s something about the ability to quickly write, doodle, and sketch [...]

107th Carnival of Debt Reduction - New York Edition

Welcome to the 107th Carnival of Debt Reduction. It is a great honor to be your host for this fine Carnival. Without further ado, let us take a tour of New York City.

The Statue of Liberty
…stands at Liberty Island, New York in New York Harbor…presented to the United States by France in 1886…made of sheeting [...]

The True Earning Power and the Real Cost of Luxuries

My first job after college paid $8 per hour — not good for an Ivy League alumni. That job was something to do while I tried to rediscover myself. I was lost and dispirited because I did not get accepted into a medical school.

Photo from Apple.com
It only takes 17 hours of work for [...]

Garmin Nuvi 350 GPS, money well spent

If you read enough personal finance blogs and books, you may fall into the trap of believing that you should not spend money on anything that is considered non-essential because hyper consumption is bad. Today, I just want to take a break from my usual routine and write about a gadget that I [...]

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