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How Age and Personal Finance Affects Home Preference
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Buying your own property is probably as big a decision as getting married is for most people. Well, not as important, but it’s definitely up there. Anyways, what I’m simply trying to say is that buying a house is a monumental decision.
Recent studies from the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) revealed that age affects people’s preferences in choosing the size of their homes. According to this study, older people consistently show a preference for small houses, while younger ones prefer bigger ones(it’s inversely proportional). Read the full story »
Interview With Andrew Boyd of Credit Card Compare
Since I tend to get a lot of questions in my inbox and search hits from Google on building credit and opening credit cards I’m going to be talking about it a lot this month. …
Comparison Shopping Online Before You Buy In-Store
If you do most of your shopping online like me, you’ll know that certain items were not made to be sold on the internet. I rarely buy things like dress shirts and pants online since …
Reader Question: Should I Close My Old Credit Cards and Open a New One?
One of the most popular articles on this site is an article I wrote last year about ‘piggybacking’ off someone’s credit(1,121 views in just the past month alone). In the article, I actually did a case …
The Best Ways to Avoid Paying Taxes
Most articles around this time of year talk about what to do or not do with your tax refund. I’ve already talked about that, so instead I’m going to help you come up with ways …
5 Ways to Save Money at Amusement Parks: Sea World San Diego
For some reason, the April showers haven’t quite hit San Diego like they normally do and the weather has been fantastic lately. Warm days and a nice breeze are why I love living in Socal …
Is Fear Paralyzing You From Looking at Your Finances?
This is a guest post by Todd at Fearless Men. Head over to his blog and check out what else he has to say if you like this article!
There’s a never ending list of ways …
Writing Off Moving Costs During Tax Time
The IRS provides a lot of deductions for hard working Americans like us but a lot of people are unaware of them or maybe scared of an audit. I say bring it on, as long …
March CPI down 0.2%: May I Bond Rates Announced
On Tuesday, the labor department announced the latest CPI-U numbers. With these numbers, you can calculate the upcoming inflation portion of I bonds and determine whether it’s better to buy your bonds now or wait until …
Cash is King For Small Businesses
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You hear the phrase “cash is king” talked about a lot in these credit-crunched times. …
What is Bitcoin and Should You Invest in it?
If you’re like me, you’ve probably sent a peer to peer payment before. Whether its the monthly rent, or gambling debts owed to a friend, sending money through Paypal or similar services is pretty easy(and …
5 Ways to Make Buying in Bulk Work For Regular People
The following article is a guest post. If interested in submitting a guest post, please read my guest posting policy and then contact me.
Buying items in bulk is almost always less expensive per unit than buying a single …
What Should I Do With My Bond Funds?
Bonds are an essential part of any diversified portfolio. Although we generally don’t expect the same high returns with bonds as we do with stocks, there is much less risk. Bond funds can be a …
Ever Taken Advantage of a Satisfaction Guarantee Offer?
“Satisfaction Guarantee” is a term that I hear thrown around a lot these days. My interpretation of that phrase is that if I’m not satisfied with any aspect of the service or product I receive, …
What’s Your Ideal Work Day Like?
I hate the ominous feeling of treading back into work after a long vacation. It’s almost depressing to have to go back after a long and restful holiday. Actually, it is downright depressing.
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