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Tag Archives: income
Early Retirement Without a Huge Nest Egg
Many people dream of retiring while they’re still young enough to have some fun. Then they look at their bank balance, sigh, and decide that they will have to work until they’re eighty. This might not be true, however. Lots … Continue reading
Effective Ways to Save Money
This article is written by SB, who blogs at One cent at a time, a blog dedicated to all round well-being for everyone including saving money, smart investments and improving productivity. Subscribe to his RSS feed via email or e … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged expenses, income, money tips, one cent at a time, save money, Saving Money, saving tips
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Change Your Thinking
I’ve noticed that when most people think about their finances, they think in terms of their income and expenses. They think about how much they make per week or month and therefore that is how much they have to spend. … Continue reading
Could You Live on Half Your Income?
Suze Orman was on Oprah last week and one of the pieces of advice that she gave for dealing with the recession was to learn how to live on half your income. The reason behind the advice was that if … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Frugal, Personal Finance, Saving Money, Work
Tagged earnings, income, live on half your income, Oprah, reduce spending, Suze, Suze Orman
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Personal Finance Is Personal — And That Makes It Hard Work
I get tickled when people tell me that they read a certain book or listened to a certain guru and followed the plan to the letter, but still have financial trouble or they can’t meet their goals. They seem stymied … Continue reading
How’s Your Money Attitude?
I am sure that almost everyone would say they would like to improve their financial position in some way. For many, it would be getting out from under mountains of credit card debt or paying off school loans. Others may … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Education, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged attention, attitude, discipline, effort, income, money, Personal Finance, target, time, trial, understanding
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