Debt Tsunami: The Ultimate Method For Paying Off Debt

A detailed explanation of a debt reduction method nicknamed the Debt Tsunami. Examines the weaknesses of other debt reduction models and how to overcome them. Provides step-by-step instructions to creating your own Debt Tsunami!

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From Digg: $62,000 to download a movie? That's what happened to a caller named Alberto, who told his data roaming tale of woe on the air to HLN "money expert" Clark Howard on CNN. Alberto made the grave mistake of downloading Wall-E...

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Personal Finance Tips : Financial Management Goals

Personal Money Management – 10 Wealth-Building tips

From Digg: Money may or may not buy you happiness, but managing your personal finance is a vital part of your long-term goals...

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Seven Steps of Managing Money

From Digg: We think the things that are hard are easy. Meanwhile, we think the things that are easy are hard. Half the battle in fixing our personal finances, then is understanding this human contradiction- and finding ways around it. Once you do that, managing personal finances can be simple, if you let it be. And isn’t that the point of it all: to simplify

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Under 35? Hurray for the meltdown!

If you're a young adult, the economic clouds have silver linings: You've got time to recover from the market's losses, and you can snag a great deal on your first house.

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Top 10 Reasons to Start a Business in a Recession

More publicity. Less competition. Talent waiting to be scooped up. Here's why starting in a recessed economy may give your business a better shot. Do you have one good reason to start your business right now? How about 10?

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I Read. Do you?

Tomorrow (March 2) is Read Across America Day, and I think that is one of the reasons that I have been selling more of my "I Read. Do you?" t-shirts on Cafepress. I had made a few designs about a year ago, and it's kind of fun to still be getting emails telling me I have made a sale. It's not a ton of money, but it is something, and does count towards my goal of $300 in 30 days.