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By Mrs. Accountability on February 28th, 2011
Revanche at A Gai Shan Life wrote about Generational Poverty last Monday and I just got around to reading it when Funny About Money linked to in Another Rainy Day Roundup on Saturday.
As I read the title, I thought to myself… so that’s what it’s called… generational poverty. Both my husband and I [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 25th, 2011
The H&R Block Software that I use is on sale for 50% off today – Friday February 25, 2011 only. It is the H&R Block Premium Federal plus State and 5 free Federal e-files. I use this version because it allows me to do both Federal and State. All versions will help you with [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 24th, 2011
We’re still able to make it financially, but extra payments to our credit card debt is going to have to hold on a bit.
We were going along like gangbusters last year paying off debt at a pretty nice clip. We started 2010 owing $23,587.53 in credit card debt. On December 31st, 2010, the [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 23rd, 2011
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Peppered Steak
Bottom round steak is an economical cut and is usually less expensive because it tends to be tough and requires special care in cooking. Many recipes call for marinating for several hours, cooking with moisture or cooking slowly in a crockpot. I recently found a [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 22nd, 2011
I have banked with Wells Fargo for many years so when I decided it might be time to open an account for my blog income, naturally I checked to see what was available.
Part of this decision to look into opening a business checking account came about because I have started to use QuickBooks [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 18th, 2011
A couple of months ago, Mrs. Money very succinctly put into words some of the fears I’ve had in her post Is Hyperinflation Imminent for the U.S.?
The past ten days hasn’t helped a bit. I keep feeling this underlying anxiety. Gas prices are rising in leaps and bounds. Ten days ago I was [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 17th, 2011
My husband’s aunt gave me a gorgeous beaded necklace and bracelet for Christmas. I love the colors but I had nothing to wear that would match. I’m not one to go out and buy an entire outfit to match a gift I’ve received, but I kept it at the back of my mind [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 16th, 2011
Last month the Love Drop Team raised over $2,500 to help Jill and her family get back on their feet after being homeless not once but twice! The final presentation can be seen here. Great job, guys!
Have you heard about Love Drop? The project officially launched on January 1, 2011 (1/1/11). J. [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Guest Author on February 15th, 2011
// This post comes to you from the NerdWallet.com team of personal finance bloggers, and experts in helping consumers compare rewards credit cards.
Hidden Tricks Used in Balance Transfers
If I remember well, the purpose of the CARD Act was to prevent the average American from losing his freedom to credit card companies. It [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
By Mrs. Accountability on February 14th, 2011
 For many years I didn’t care much for Valentine’s Day. It’s just another day of the year, and Hallmark has blown it out of proportion with five dollars cards and flowers everywhere.
Anyway, since my hubby and I reconciled and remarried three years ago, I have found that I want to celebrate the holiday [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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