When confronted with a home improvement project, I'm the type who would rather take a sledgehammer to a wall than to measure a board 50 times before cutting. I simply despise the delicate nature of necessity of detailed work. Ask my parents; when … [Read more...] about Brute Force versus Calculated Agility
Since it's tax time, and I'm a personal finance blogger, I'm getting tons of suggestions from fellow bloggers and PR agents. I think you'll like some of these links, especially the one about foolish tax write-offs: In honor of April Fools Day, … [Read more...] about Tax Tips and Other Links
This guest post was brought to you by the folks at BillShrink.com. BillShrink is a free, personalized savings tool that helps you save money on your everyday bills. 1. $8,000 to New Home Buyers Those who purchased their first principal residence … [Read more...] about 12 Tax Breaks You Missed in 2009
I think I've become anti-consumer. I used to want all the latest gadgets. I used to envision the nicest things in our home. I used to lust over new cars and dream about driving long patches of asphalt in a Ferrari. But now I just can't deal with the … [Read more...] about I’m tired of buying and spending
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]
I'll be gone for about 10 days, but don't worry, I've lined up about 16 guest articles from a wide range of authors from the 10th through the 20th. I've also thrown in one of my own new articles set to post this Tuesday (the 11th) that talks about … [Read more...] about Introducing My Guest Authors
