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tanya on October 27th, 2009

Teaching your children early on how to build credit and how to protect it is essential to the success of their financial future. First, parents should get a credit card for each child (the earlier the better). That does not mean you give the child the credit card, but you should occasionally (once a month) [...]

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tanya on October 23rd, 2009

Love what you do. That’s the flip side of “do what you love.” This doesn’t mean that if you hate cleaning out the garage you’ve got to begin loving it. It means that, if you exude a  happy and positive energy,  you’ll find time flies by and that you are enjoying yourself regardless of what you [...]

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tanya on October 20th, 2009

There are several ways that you can save money without turning yourself into a miser. In fact, you won’t have to change your behavior at all. You may be surprised how a few simple changes can really add up.
We used to empty our pockets at the end of the day, toss the change into a [...]

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tanya on October 16th, 2009

If you don’t properly manage your bills it can be very costly. There are a few simple steps you can take to stay organized and avoid being trapped by expensive fees or penalties.
Make a calendar. Add bill due dates to your everyday calendar. That way if a bill doesn’t show up in the mail for [...]

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tanya on October 15th, 2009

You plan what you will make for dinner and you plan your vacation. You may have spent months planning for your wedding or a fancy party. Proper planning results in success. The same is true when it comes to your finances.
Prepare for taxes. If you dread doing taxes, take away your fear with a handy [...]

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tanya on October 12th, 2009

Every cent counts, especially in the wake of the current economic situation. Your bank account can work to your advantage, but unless you manage your affairs properly, your banking habits can also be costly. Consider the following tools to keep more of you money in your pocket.
Use direct deposit. Arrange with your employer to have [...]

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tanya on October 11th, 2009

There’s usually an upside and downside to consider when making life decisions. For most people, each and every day involves some type of financial decision. Weighing the consequences of your choices against their apparent benefits is key in making the best moves with your money.
When considering applying for a line of credit, the pros include diversifying [...]

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tanya on October 10th, 2009

You might not think there is a correlation between exercise and financial success. But, if you don’t exercise you may be negatively affecting your financial health, as well as your physical health.
How can not exercising hurt your finances? Daily physical activity lowers the risk of a multitude of ailments, from heart disease to diabetes to [...]

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tanya on October 8th, 2009

If you have filed for bankruptcy, you may find rebuilding credit status a very difficult activity. It’s essential you rebuild credit after coming out of bankruptcy, since account details are flagged for seven years after the inception of bankruptcy. You may experience certain financial hardships, especially when it comes to acquiring loans and credit facilities [...]

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tanya on October 5th, 2009

For most of us, every day some type of financial decision needs to be made. It’s important to always weight the pros of your choices against the cons. Although at first it seems like avoiding debt altogether is a good financial choice for you, debt can also be a tool for financial success.
For example, if [...]

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