Identity theft is, at its most basic level, the act of using someone else’s identity or credit without permission. From a stolen credit card to a forged phone bill in Moscow, it all involves your good money paying for the bad habits of another. Thankfully, there are ways to reduce the odds of having your…
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This is a guest post written by Jason Larkins. He writes at WorkSaveLive – a blog he started to help people change the way they think about their finances, careers, and lives. Who doesn’t like to buy stuff? Okay…I’m sure there are a few of you out there that take pride in never buying a…
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Welcome to the time machine! This was originally posted on December 16, 2009. Impulse shopping kills. Not literally, of course, but it stings. You need to stop. I need to stop. We all need to stop. Here’s how: 1. Use a list. Everybody tells you to shop with a list. Nobody has problems shopping with…
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I wrote this post was as a guest post a year ago, to answer the question, “What is the best financial advice or tool you have found or been given?” Once upon a time, there was a young man–an arrogant man barely out of childhood–who thought he new more than anyone he had ever known,…
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