There’s a whole world out there of financial products I have very little understanding about. Apparently, there’s a market for buying and selling a structured settlement for cash after you win big money after a court case. The following is a guest post by Jason from JG Wentworth which pays people cash now for settlements which […]
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Want to get rich? You may want to kick your own ass. Are you afraid of hard work? I’m not. You can lock me in a room, tell me to demolish it down to the studs and build it back up again. I’ll do it even if there’s only a sliver of hope of something good
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Do you know what’s really annoying? When rich people call you cheap. Rich people have all the money in the world! Of course they don’t work about the little things. I ran into one of my golfing buddies the other day while waiting for a colleague. Greg the golfer is an every day fella who so
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I don’t talk much about my finances, but I will tell you that I’m in the process of refinancing a couple mortgage loans down by 1% each. The interest savings is tremendous. This makes me think deflation is out of the question. And makes me very positive about consumption trends going forward. Ten other people I
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Although it may be popular to hate on millionaires, millionaires have feelings too! In fact, the average American is now a millionaire according to the Fed. Therefore, let’s be inclusive of millionaires! One of my graduate school friends recently found himself out of a job. It was a tough slog, but at last, he and his
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Do you want a fair income tax policy in America? So do I! I wrote this post on July 28, 2010 when I was working crazy hours. My hope was to make big bucks and be free sooner, than later. The potential to pay more taxes was disheartening. Let’s review what was going on back
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Well, here we are! It’s been six month since the original challenge was announced and I want to congratulate all of you for making it this far! The network has grown to be a powerful one and now it’s up to us to harness it for the greater good This is where the 2nd challenge
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Back in 2010 when I first wrote this post, The Economy Seems Fine. I was confused by the state of the economy. We had just gone through a horrendous Global Financial Crisis. Yet, things felt as strong as usual. Today, the economy seems fine despite the K-shaped recovery. After all, stocks and real estate have
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One of the most anticipated NBA free-agent announcements came when Lebron told the world he’s heading to South Beach to play for the Miami Heat. Of the six teams coveting him, really only three stood a chance: Miami, Cleveland, and New York City for obvious reasons. The other three teams: Chicago, LAC, and New Jersey
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This post about feeling like a burden was originally published on 7/7/2010, about two years after I got married. It was also published right in the middle of a global financial crisis. Things were very difficult then, as they are now. At the end of the day, I just hope to be included and recognized
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