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This Week in Personal Finance – February 12, 2010

Personal Finance

It’s been a great week!  My first post as a writer went up on Christian PF (see link below).  I’m excited about the opportunity to write for a great site like that. The markets have been a little crazy this week and there still a lot of talk about our national debt.  The best thing [...]

This Week in Personal Finance – January 15, 2010

Miscellaneous

Today’s the big day! We are finally closing on our new house. We started the building process back in August of ’09, moved into the inlaws basement and recently have been frantically trying to get a bunch of little things done so we can keep our closing date. We locked in our rate back in [...]

Friday Finance Round Up – Financial Foul Edition

Round Ups

Ever wish you could have a financial “re-do”? We probably all have one or two things in our past where we wish we could go back and do it all over again. One of my major financial mistakes is retold over at My Next Buck. Brian was gracious enough for me to share my experience [...]

5 Money Lessons to Learn Early On

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If you haven’t yet, consider staying current with Redeeming Riches by receiving my posts FREE through email or RSS Feeds here.  Also, follow me on Twitter here. If I knew then what I know now - surely I would’ve done things differently! Every hear those words before? Every say them!? I catch myself saying them every now [...]

Friday Finance Round Up – August 21, 2009

Round Ups

This week’s Round Up includes posts about the hidden costs of debt, how to make money on ebay, credit score changes, the backlash against AARP and a link to the disturbing site “US Debt Clock”.

Friday Finance Round Up – July 31, 2009

Round Ups

This week’s Round Up includes posts on the suspension of the Cash For Clunkers program, hiding debt from your spouse, making your own air conditioner, a creative way to try to pay your debts as well as a list of the 10 unhealthiest restaurants.

What Would You Do If MasterCard Called And Canceled Your Debt?

True Wealth

I always get a kick out of watching kids use their imagination to play games.  My two-year old daughter is just getting to this pretending stage. Her new thing is to act like she’s sleeping when in the car and ”wake up” and yell “Boo!” to scare us.  She gets a great laugh out of it every time and so do [...]

What Michael Jackson Teaches Us About Money

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A collective gasp was heard around the world last week when the news broke about the death of Michael Jackson.  Known as the King of Pop, Jackson was arguably one of the wealthiest and most popular musicians and artists of all time.   His legacy teaches us a great deal about life and money. At one time, Jackson’s [...]

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