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Love the idea. As an aside, goldmoney.com is allowing people to send each-other "gold-grams." briang 13 hours Could a Digital, Peer-to-Peer Currency Replace Your National Currency?
and they say there are no stupid questions... danielle 15 hours 10 Worst YahooAnswer Health Questions of All Time - Compare Health Insurance Quotes
First new thing in a long time. Yes I know stocks have seasonal patterns, but they change all the time shifting here and there. The premise is that there's a different seasonal pattern due to a different underlying economic enviornment that affects the company's economic/fiscal cycle/results. That changes the seasonal pattern, but if you know the environment you can use the relevant patternt op trade or invest ... or at the minimum you should be aware of the deconstructed findings. Fundamentally makes sense. stockpickr 16 hours Economic Market Timing
someone told me that guy's a pimp? BudgetsAreSexy 21 hours Budgets are Sexy: Would You Rather... Sex vs. Money edition.
#3. “No-load” does not mean “free.” No mutual fund is free. Ever. Not true, at least not in Canada. Maybe it's different here in the U.S.? While some Canadian mutual funds have penalties for early withdrawal, there have been "free" mutual funds (i.e., no fees apart from the cost of Units) ultrageek 1 day 4 hours 11 Tips for Selecting Mutual Funds
Definitely cheap. Don't invite them for dinner, or don't invite them if you can't / won't feed them ultrageek 1 day 5 hours Frugal or cheap? Serving leftovers to guests
So maybe doctors shouldn't bother with the Hippocratic Oath, either. Health care may not be a right the way you're defining things, but any society claiming to be civilized should strive to MAKE it a right. ultrageek 1 day 5 hours In the Attempt to Take Control of the Healthcare Industry, Politicians Try to Blur the Lines
Haha, and Vinny coming over to break yor t'umbs MSNMoneyStories 1 day 15 hours The U.S. has the 'most debtor-friendly system in the world'
...wow. tamar 1 day 18 hours Insurance You Can Do Without – Life Insurance For Your Child
you're welcome. :) moneymatters 1 day 20 hours The Great Big List Of 75 Budgeting Tools, Finance Softwares And Iphone Money Apps
"Become Debt Free" used to be so easy. Marriage and kids are never free of anything..it just gets too carazy. amabaie 1 day 20 hours 7 Tips to Achieve Retirement Success
Bummer. What can we do to sink it? amabaie 1 day 20 hours Canadian Dollar Remain High Before Jobs Report — Forex News
This is great. Thanks for putting it together. tamar 1 day 21 hours The Great Big List Of 75 Budgeting Tools, Finance Softwares And Iphone Money Apps
Kara's a new writer for us...really like her style. bille 1 day 23 hours Mortgage Refinance: Play the HARP Program
Incredible stories... tipman 2 days Paying Off Your Credit Cards Can Wreck Your Credit
Sure, sorry about that. Unfortunately it's a complicated topic that is hard to generalize about accurately, though of course I was just trying to up there in my original post. :) Basically, term life of a long enough term will collect enough premiums that it gets caught by rules designed to stop certain predatory whole-life practices. While these rules were originally intended to (and did) limit whole-life products in ways that protected consumers against their own poor decisions, they also by default marked out the limits of term products. Insurers are perfectly happy with that part of the result, because whole life products have a much greater opportunity for profit. Opening it back up for term would mean that term products could compete with whole-life products across the board. There is a very longstanding thread here ( http://www.americaninsurancebroker.com/showthread.php?t=843 ) that has turned into a good resource for non-insurance types like us to get a handle on the issues involved. In it, a couple of insurance insiders/actuaries are explaining to a broker why there are significant holes in what pure term products can cover under current regulations. Two posts of note that you might want to start with: http://www.americaninsurancebroker.com/showthread.php?t=843&page=4#32 http://www.americaninsurancebroker.com/showthread.php?t=843&page=3#25 The latter of those discusses the negative impact of out-of-date reserve regulations as well. For two sides of the non-forfeiture issue, check out this article defending non-forfeiture laws in general, though calling for needed reform: http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Don%27t+Forfeit+Nonforfeiture.%28Industry+Overview%29%28Statistical+Data...-a063126379 and this article recommending they be done away with: http://www.alantralife.com/news_rewritelaw.asp There are plenty of other issues at stake in this, as the articles reveal. But regardless of the regulators other concerns, all the research I have been able to do on this topic - though it's hard, as I said - points to the conclusion that the term product I would like to buy has been (un?)intentionally regulated out of existence despite being perfectly fair to consumers and an all-around smart, cheap purchase. As for why I would prefer to buy the product I describe on a pure insurance basis instead of slowly building up a self-sustaining fund, it is simply cheaper. To attain a self-sustaining fund over one or even a few generations would be much more expensive. Besides, the policy I describe would already be guaranteeing that my children (and their children, etc.) could be insured for an affordable amount. I don't see any benefit to guaranteeing that they are insured for *free* at some point. The point is to do for them what they can't do for themselves: secure a guarantee of coverage before they might be knocked out of the cheap pool. Not to do for them what they can certainly do for themselves: find $50/mo to maintain it. I'm even guaranteeing that the premiums will never increase in terms of relative buying power. There is this intuition about life insurance that says if you outlive the benefit term, you "didn't get anything for your money". Rational buyers realize this intuition is wrong. Of course you got something: you successfully hedged your risks for the period of time that they were worrisome to you. I want to pay the least amount of money I can to accomplish that goal, because I have other things to do with the money I'm not spending on insurance. furball4 2 days Insurance You Can Do Without – Life Insurance For Your Child
My #1 rule is: Never go grocery shopping hungry! You will buy way more than what you actually planned on buying if you enter the store hungry. I also spend time on collecting coupons and it saves me usually $8-$10. That's not the world but 10 x 10 is a hundred too. Going through coupons isn't a hassle to me. I take it more as a fun. verdecove 2 days Grocery Shopping on a Budget
Thank you Ayn Rand for that unbiased post. erranttv 2 days Obamacare: The Right To Wait in a Long Line
Brass knuckles work in America, too. amabaie 2 days The U.S. has the 'most debtor-friendly system in the world'
BofA canceled one of my cards bc of non-use. i was able to get it reinstated, but realized then that it's just business to them. they're not here to "help us" build credit. they operate to take interest off of money we borrow. that's it. and i wasn't contributing to that. i now leave a minimal balance on my cards and do not pay them off in full... danielle 2 days Paying Off Your Credit Cards Can Wreck Your Credit
One of the most unfortunate aspects of web design is the fact that it is way over priced. Web designers are known to charge outrageous fees for their services. However, today's market is rapidly changing with the introduction of 'Build Your Own Website' sites. durstc 2 days Austin Web Designers
Great post Kyle. Sorry I missed it yesterday. I didn't know the issue with that policy was still going on. Clarifinancial 2 days Drawing the Line Between Family and Financial Advisor
Great article! prsync 2 days Personal Money Management Help
McDonald’s new Arabica coffee is great! tipman 2 days Carnival of Money Hackers #89 – My Favourite Coffee Edition
Through online we can find quality rental properties and real estate services in the US and Canada. It is free, easy-to-use search feature, apartment finders can look for houses, condo's, apartments, commercial office space and other properties for rent or lease in their local area and abroad with great ease and accuracy. Property owners can also choose from hundreds of listed licensed realtors and property managers. rentalicon 3 days REITS Vs Rental Properties - Amateur Asset Allocator
Okay, #4 seems a bit odd. If you don't have credit-worthiness, how do you get a credit card? I'd really like to know because as I've just moved to California this year (from Canada), I apparently have NO credit status in the U.S. I couldn't even get a phone plan let alone a credit card. ultrageek 3 days Credit Card Lighthouse: 5 Quick and Easy Ways to Establish Your Credit Worthiness
Why am I not surprised that this is somewhere in the UK? Almost seems like there's a Monty Python skit in there somewhere: "I'm not dead yet. It's only a flesh wound." ultrageek 3 days “Shocking” regulations for dying tenants in the Charnwood Borough Council
But that doesn't stop Canadian companies from concocting ways to get rid of employees they don't want. ultrageek 3 days Wrongful Termination Gives You Job Security: Think Again, An Employer Can Legally Fire You At-Will
Doesn't it depend on the state? But it does seem to me that many states have an "at-will" status for both employers and employees. (That is, employees can quit at will, without notice.) In Canada, on the other hand, in most provinces, an employer has to give an employee fair warning (e.g., 3 times in writing) before firing. ultrageek 3 days Wrongful Termination Gives You Job Security: Think Again, An Employer Can Legally Fire You At-Will
Seriously, wow. But what idiot is going to pay $6.95 for a useless piece of plastic. You could take that $6.95 and buy loads of fake $1M dollar bills that'll probably put you into more of a prosperity mindset than a Nothing Card. ultrageek 3 days The Nothing Card lets you buy nothing, pay nothing
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Coupons usually are for the least healthy items and they take up a lot of time and clutter. Not for me. amabaie 3 days Grocery Shopping on a Budget
This is a great article, Adam. It's one of the ones I highlighted in my description of your site in my Top 20 list. :) talkwithtim 3 days Budgeting Ups and Downs: October and Beyond
I don't buy name brands anymore. In my area some of the generic products are actually BETTER than the big brands (especially TUNA)... At least keep an open mind. If you don't like the generics, fine, but i bet you'll be surprised more often than not. And you'll save a LOT in the meantime... toddriffic 3 days Grocery Shopping on a Budget
I don't do coupons, either, Ashley. We plan ahead for meals, get what we need, and when non-perishables that we use a lot come on sale, we buy as much as we can. We have also built up food storage that can get us through for a couple months if we need it. We save time, use our money efficiently, and are content. MMarquit 3 days Grocery Shopping on a Budget
As you do it more and get better at it, it will not take that long. My wife does the coupon clipping and spends maybe 10 minutes at home a week on it, then in store we don't spend any more time than we used to without the coupons. We actually spend less time because we know exactly what to look for and skip isles we don't need to go down. pffirewall 3 days Grocery Shopping on a Budget
So we can add to our personal finance tips: "Don't run your car's mirrors into a metal fence" amabaie 3 days I'm an idiot
That sucks. :( tamar 3 days I'm an idiot
I tried to clip coupons and ad match. However, after extra hours spent in the store comparing prices, looking for certain brands, showing the cashier each ad, etc.. it only saved me $5.25. I do not know if I did it wrong or what, but it 5 bucks really wasn't worth the extra time it took. ashleyrowell 3 days Grocery Shopping on a Budget
Good info ashleyrowell 3 days Can a Bad Credit Score be Prevented?
I couldn't help but smile when I saw the post - lots of good memories of watchin' the A-Team! RedeemingRiches 3 days The A-Team talks about the Roth 401k vs. Traditional 401k's
This is a good idea because it forces you to really think about your financial situation and write down everything in one place at one time. ryanpaulsmith 3 days Send the SWOT on Your Money
I wonder if female superintendents would also pay more attention to tenants' needs. My super is god-awful. I'm glad his supervisor is a woman ;) tamar 3 days Female landlords pay more attention to tenants’ needs
Good one. I think any doctor could relate to this post, too. amabaie 3 days Drawing the Line Between Family and Financial Advisor
Hi Liza. amabaie 4 days Grocery Shopping on a Budget
It's great to save your pennies for a rainy day. But it's even better to save your dollars for a rainy day. amabaie 4 days Large Amounts Matter Too * Get Rich Slowly
I am just discovering this as I am no longer a contract employee. Benefits rock! From a company phone, to dental, there are things worth far more than a few extra shillings an hour :) pffirewall 4 days Base Salary Isn’t Everything
It seems like the phone reservation fee is easily avoidable. As for the rest... Sure, it can be easy to keep your bag under 50 lbs, so long as you mail your gifts (or choose very, very light ones). But that means being organized enough to have all your shopping done 1-2 weeks before you fly. If you don't mail them ahead with plenty of time to spare, you may not get them in time for the holidays. MSNMoneyStories 4 days Holiday travel? That'll be $189-299... in fees!
This is in fact one of my messages in my book, Climb Your Stairway to Heaven: the 9 habits of maximum happiness. amabaie 4 days Why Money Does Not Bring Happiness – It Brings Unhappiness
Very soon there will be no forest if people don't take the ear plugs out. amabaie 5 days If a deficit falls in the forest
Great job! tipman 5 days Another Weekly PF Roundup » JoeTaxpayer
the link returns an error JoeTaxpayer 5 days Russian Stocks: Is the Ugly Year Finally Over?
"Most state regulations have been created, either by whole-life lobbying or by sheer political meddling, into demanding that policies over a certain potential term or that represent a certain amount of total premium payments must build a cash value." State your source. 0x520x430x45 5 days Insurance You Can Do Without – Life Insurance For Your Child
Credit is still too easy. Bad news. amabaie 5 days Easy credit, soaring prices raise new housing fears - The Globe and Mail
Sometimes life changes and what you thought you needed is no longer what you need. amabaie 6 days How to get out of a deal
Great article and a great blog! tipman 6 days Frugal Friday Week 23 » JoeTaxpayer
We are definitely finishing stronger than we began. There have been some wonderful tips on Tipd over the months that have helped, too. amabaie 7 days Two Months to Go: How to Finish 2009 Like a Financial Super Star
This actually caught me off guard, as I am not used to thinking of Ford as a top brand for reliability. amabaie 7 days Ford Tops Consumer Reports Reliability Survey
nice tips for making sure the end of 2009 doesn't turn into a financial quagmire. fthead9 7 days Two Months to Go: How to Finish 2009 Like a Financial Super Star
I found it amusing that when stacked in piles, the cards resemble a whole city unto itself. I wonder what the meaning is that the biggest tower, size of the market, is in pink? amabaie 7 days INFOGRAPHIC: The real cost of prepaid debit cards
DRIPs are among my favorite investments :) MMarquit 7 days DRIPs: Maybe The Best Investment in a Post Market-Crash Environment
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I don't know, what? There's no link to the article. Care to add it to the comments so I can add it to the submission? tamar 8 days What To Do When One Leg of Bull Call Spread Is Assigned?
I like this because there are a lot of money savings specifically in these green tips. Can't go wrong there. tamar 8 days 100 Green Small Business Tips
See how the word tentative is used to reflect the fact the bill hasn't been past yet. This would be how to accurately reflect the state of this matter. SuburbanDollar 8 days First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Update: Tentative Deal to Extend the Tax Credit
Lets just call a spade a spade, you flat out LIE in the headline of this article. That is just not cool, not cool man. SuburbanDollar 8 days Senate Extends $8,000 Tax Credit
The only thing that would make sense here is a term product that protects their insurability in a meaningful way. Of course that is gambling – all insurance is. And from a financial perspective it is always *on average* a losing gamble. But that’s the point – you gain security by playing. I wish that a term life product like this existed: – Premiums start at birth, or preferably before, either as a rider on another life policy or as a stand-alone for people expecting children – No benefit is in effect until the child a) gets married, b) gains a dependent, or c) reaches age 25 (for example) – Term is to age 65, though it may make sense to have a diminishing benefit at age 50 or so – Premiums and benefit both scale with actual inflation, because when you are planning so long-term there’s no good reason for either the company or the individual to leave that to guesswork – Premiums scale with actuarial table changes, so if people start living longer the premiums will go down, and vice versa The value proposition is entirely about getting into a large pool as soon as the world knows you exist, but before it could possibly know about your potential health problems. Bonus points for making this a multi-generational product that automatically covers any insured’s children, if they choose to begin making premium payments at birth. Why doesn’t this exist? Because regulations forbid it. Most state regulations have been created, either by whole-life lobbying or by sheer political meddling, into demanding that policies over a certain potential term or that represent a certain amount of total premium payments must build a cash value. In other words, pure insurance products of the sort I suggest are currently illegal. furball4 8 days Insurance You Can Do Without – Life Insurance For Your Child
This is as misleading of a title as is possible. ManVsDebt 8 days Senate Extends $8,000 Tax Credit
It would be very strange to see something like this become permanent. However, if something temporary goes on long enough, one might perceive it to be permanent. Like income tax. And life. amabaie 8 days First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Update: Tentative Deal to Extend the Tax Credit
actually, WV is in all 5. dunno. i'm in Cali. :) danielle 8 days Top 5 Causes of Deaths in the United States - Compare Life Insurance Quotes
Good post on some things to do in the next 60 days to improve your financial picture davidwilson 8 days Two Months to Go: How to Finish 2009 Like a Financial Super Star
I knew this was your article, just from the title!:) Nice one. MoneyEnergy 8 days X Marks the Spot: Navigating Financial Treasure Maps
You really think it could be a permanent fixture in the tax code? I can't see that happening. Also a similar article here: http://tipd.com/Real-Estate/senate-extends-8000-tax-credit/ sithburns 8 days First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Update: Tentative Deal to Extend the Tax Credit
I can't see this not passing. They are gonna tack it onto a bill that's sure to pass sithburns 8 days Senate Extends $8,000 Tax Credit
West Virginia is almost on all of those lists. Pretty sad - anyone know why? Phinance 8 days Top 5 Causes of Deaths in the United States - Compare Life Insurance Quotes
Whoa!! It's NOT approved yet! Latest update is Senate leaders of both parties as well as key Senate Finance Committee members along with Senators Dodd, Liebermann and Isakson have reached an agreement on extending and expanding the tax credit..need to determine whether to introduce it to full Senate as stand-alone bill or as an amendemnt to another bill, such as the unemployemnt bill...I include complete details in an updated post a few minutes ago at: http://realestateconsumernews.com/financing/home-buyer-tax-credit-update/ dpnstl 8 days Senate Extends $8,000 Tax Credit
Glad to hear it. For me, the drops came in July, and this month. So I think it depends. But I am, happily, prepared. MMarquit 8 days Being Prepared for a Drop in Home Business Income
Too late. The drop came at the end of 2008. Now we are rebuilding and things are looking up again. amabaie 8 days Being Prepared for a Drop in Home Business Income
This is good news for the real estate and housing market... and really for home buyers too. sithburns 8 days Senate Extends $8,000 Tax Credit
Until my children have children of their own to support, what would they need life insurance for? amabaie 8 days Insurance You Can Do Without – Life Insurance For Your Child
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Despite of increased fees and new credit card rules many still make use of credit cards not knowing the circumstances. We use our credit cards, but the interest, even on direct deposits from credit into checking, adds up quickly and creates further headaches. Perhaps if there was a financial product, where a small loan could be obtained, with minimal hassle, that you could pay back nearly as soon as you got it, that could help. But wait – it turns out there is such a product to combat unforeseen expenses on an occasional basis – those are payday loans, and when used responsibly are perfectly safe. GracelynP 9 days Credit Card Hide and Seek
YIkes. I didn't think that over when I bought an iPhone recently. But considering AT&T wouldn't let me upgrade my existing phone & number, and I had to get a new number to get an iPhone, well I've had to spend even more than I should have. (All because the guy at Parrot Mobile lied to me, in an attempt to make his monthly commission quota.) ultrageek 9 days Total Cost of Ownership: Motorola Droid vs iPhone 3GS vs Palm Pre
Wonder what a T-Mobile adds to the mix. :) tamar 9 days Total Cost of Ownership: Motorola Droid vs iPhone 3GS vs Palm Pre
Even-handed review. You can feel if the book is right for you or not after reading this. Clarifinancial 9 days Book Review – Stocks For The Long Run
Good tips, and I'm hoping to buy a home within the next year. I tried to buy this year, but the market wasn't that good and I just couldn't find a house that I really wanted to buy. Hopefully it will get better over the next year or so. affnet 9 days 6 Tips to Help You Save for a Down Payment on a Home - The Quizzle Blog
I've stayed with ING even though there are higher rates available elsewhere because the website is so easy to use and because it's easy to have multiple nicknamed accounts. I hope any changes are for the better. vcmcguire 9 days ING to Sell Online Bank ING Direct By 2013
For me, the answer is "no!!!!" amabaie 9 days Are We Qualified to Invest on Our Own?
We don't have separate accounts, either. I just let her do all the banking and it saves me tearing my hair out. (I keep my hair very, very short - that helps, too.) amabaie 10 days Why We have Joint AND Seperate Accounts
[mod note: second comment with link drop removed] goldcoinsgain 10 days The best way to buy gold: Bullion or ETF?
gold bullion buy means saving your wealth physically. Thanks for the great reading, we buy gold bullion in a recession. I will pass this on to our ira clients to read goldcoinsgain 10 days The best way to buy gold: Bullion or ETF?
My wife and I don't have separate accounts, because what's hers is hers, and what's mine is hers. :) mbhunter 10 days Why We have Joint AND Seperate Accounts
Good consolidation of what many have heard in a number of places before. mbhunter 10 days 23 Things Beginners Absolutely Must Know About Saving for Retirement
@JoeTaxpayer Maybe Adfam should write the Get Your Free Credit Report Online for Dummies book. amabaie 10 days How to Get Your Free Credit Report Online: A Step-by-Step Guide * Get Rich Slowly
If you read this post and don't get your credit report, there is no hope for you. Good job, Baker, you get the word out. JoeTaxpayer 10 days How to Get Your Free Credit Report Online: A Step-by-Step Guide * Get Rich Slowly
Tough position for RIM but looks like they need to make some major changes if they want to continue being a player in the smart phone market. fthead9 10 days Are RIM and the BlackBerry Doomed?
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