[share_sc] For those of you that are new readers, my wife, daughter, and I are just 10 days away from packing our bags and moving to Australia. We’ve been planning the trip for a little over a year have now sold or donated at least 90% of our possessions. Not having ever done anything like …
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You don’t have to look like this guy to track your spending. Anyone can do it! [share_sc] Note: This is a post from Adam Baker, founder of Man Vs. Debt. I hope you enjoy a look back at the very first post on Man Vs. Debt, which had 4 visits that day. Tracking every penny …
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[share_sc] Lately, there has been a lot of talk about the new Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure (CARD) Act of 2009. Since President Obama signed the bill late last week, much of the talk has swirled around whether or not the bill will harm “responsible” credit card users. There have been quite a few …
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[share_sc] This is a guest contribution by John Frainee who writes for the blog, Plain Cents. If you enjoy the article, don’t forget to drop by or subscribe for free RSS updates. Want to learn how to work from home? I’ve known a great number of people who’ve had ambitions to do so, but never …
[share_sc] Due to recent feedback I’ve gotten from fellow personal finance bloggers over e-mail and twitter, I’ve decided to formally launch the Personal Finance Blogger Weight Loss Challenge! It is my hope that this will help bring the personal finance blogosphere together to inspire each other to take control of our bodies as well as …
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Before Friday, This is what the graph of my visits looked like. I was actually super excited about the progress. In fact, Thursday had been my highest traffic day ever, thanks to several round-up links! After hitting the front page of Digg on Friday, the graph looks a little different. Digg has a way of …
