As you know, most countries outside of the United States use coins instead of bills for all but the largest denominations. For example, the Euro has up to a €2 coin, and the first bill is €5. That's contrary to the U.S. where our coins are only … [Read more...] about The Biggest Problem with Dollar Coins [Personal Experience]
A month ago, I announced the release of a Digg-like social bookmarking site just for financial stories called "Tip'd". It was still in Beta mode, but they asked me to be partner for promotion and testing purposes. Now that I'm back from vacation, … [Read more...] about Tip’d 1.0 Now Launched
I was chatting with a coworker today about our current contract and our prospects once the contract ends in March. My coworker said something interesting. Basically she told me I should just look out for myself. While we're both happy with how our … [Read more...] about Looking out for myself [Preparing for the worst]
I actually got in late Wednesday evening after over 24 hours of straight traveling, but I took that night and yesterday to get through all my email, read all your comments on the posts (Thanks to Shawn for moderating!) and getting through about 800 … [Read more...] about I’m back from Israel!
By Shawn (co-author of CleverDude.com) I'm a dog person. My family has had a dog as long as I can remember -- my aunt had a dog, my grandmother had a dog, etc. However, I've noticed that it's become increasingly expensive to own a pet. I've seen … [Read more...] about Saving Money as a Pet Owner: Veterinarians
By J. Money J. Money writes for BudgetsAreSexy.com - A laid back finance blog of a guy just trying to spice things up a bit. He also finds budgets....well...sexy! You can sign up to his feed here if you like what you see here :) We nibble on … [Read more...] about Home Warranties – To renew or not to renew?
By ABCs of Investing This guest post was written by ABCs of Investing - a brand new site for novice investors which offers two short and quick investing posts per week. Feel free to subscribe to their feed. Do you have friends or relatives who … [Read more...] about Helping out a friend or relative in need [Investing Knowledge]
By Money Beagle This is a guest post from Money Beagle, a personal finance blogger from Michigan who is new to blogging, new to marriage and will soon be new to raising a family, as the 'Beagles' are expecting their first child next May. Money … [Read more...] about Being Frugal Isn’t A Fad
