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A long time ago, I wrote a brief article about creating a visual debt reminder, something that will help motivate you towards getting rid of debt. Since then, I’ve found myself using such reminders all the time for keeping my finances in order. The Psychology of the Reminder A reminder?

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Ten Great Ways to Make Powerful Visual Reminders of Your Personal Finance (and Other) Goals

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As I’ve mentioned before on here, my family did not have a lot of money growing up. My parents were always able to make ends meet and keep dinner on the table, but there was never really a sense of getting ahead. Instead, there was always a sense of just barely enough

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When the Things You Want Become Destructive - And How to Avoid History Repeating

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This is the first of twelve parts of a “book club” reading and discussion of Dave Ramsey’s The Total Money Makeover , where this book on debt reduction is teased apart and looked at in detail. This first entry covers the preface and the first two chapters, finishing on page 16.

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The Total Money Makeover: The Challenge … and Denial

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For Father’s Day, my children gave me a copy of the game Dominion , and it would be an understatement to say that it’s a big hit around here. It’s actually a card game that two, three, or four people can play and you can get a game in in about half an hour, but it’s the creative thinking that really makes it stand out.

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The Simple Dollar Weekly Roundup: Dominion Edition

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You just lost your job; now what? The instinctive path is to hit the newspapers and job boards, flooding resumes out to potential employers who might give you a chance.

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A Simple Guide to Surviving Unemployment

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