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Which is Cheaper Keg or Canned Beer

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Which is Cheaper: Keg or Canned Beer?

November 17, 2020
By Brock Kernin
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My wife and I throw a party every Memorial Day weekend. We supply our guests with choices of soft and alcoholic beverages including beer. During party planning, each year my wife and I discuss whether to buy cases of canned beer or a keg. The … [Read more...] about Which is Cheaper: Keg or Canned Beer?

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How to Make Sure The Paid Survey Website You’re Joining Is Safe?

October 3, 2018
By Susan Paige
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Everyone wants to earn money online these days. Unfortunately, not everyone is born with killer coding skills or a sharp business acumen. Online survey forms are among the quickest and easiest ways to earn some extra cash for people who don’t have … [Read more...] about How to Make Sure The Paid Survey Website You’re Joining Is Safe?

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Kids And Finances

Teens And Money: The Long Lasting Effects Of Poor Decisions

June 23, 2017
By Brock Kernin
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As children grow up, they reach a point in their lives where the decisions they make begin can affect them for the rest of their lives. Events are stepping stones that can lead you in the right or wrong direction. For example, my decision to take a … [Read more...] about Teens And Money: The Long Lasting Effects Of Poor Decisions

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Slush Fund: The Missing Piece Of A Successful Personal Finance Strategy

April 12, 2017
By Brock Kernin
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Successfully managing your personal finances usually includes some sort of budget or spending plan, and an emergency fund. But that may not be enough. There may be another aspect that could be useful in helping a person get the most out of their … [Read more...] about Slush Fund: The Missing Piece Of A Successful Personal Finance Strategy

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Kids And Finances

Kids And Money: Kids Learn Personal Finance By Watching

April 5, 2017
By Brock Kernin
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Children learn a lot about how to behave simply by watching their parents. One can talk endlessly with their kids, but actions speak louder than words. A parent can teach invaluable lessons about personal finance simply by making financial decisions … [Read more...] about Kids And Money: Kids Learn Personal Finance By Watching

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Kids And Finances

Teens And Money: What Should Teenagers Pay for?

March 27, 2017
By Brock Kernin
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  Teaching teenagers about personal finances includes requiring them to pay for some things on their own. As a parent, part of me would like to pay for everything my son needs, allowing him to use his own funds to have as much fun as … [Read more...] about Teens And Money: What Should Teenagers Pay for?

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