This is a review for Ready for Zero. Ready for Zero is a free online site with a focus on eliminating credit card debt. They are backed by some impressive partners: Entrepreneurs and executives from PayPal, YouTube, Mint.com, Zynga, Google and supported by Y Combinator. They also have a partnership with Lending Club to [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
J. Money of Budgets are Sexy and Nate St. Pierre of It Starts with Us are the founders of a new project, a new way to make a change in someone’s life – it’s called: Love Drop. Love Drop is a micro-giving network of people banded together and [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
While Fertility Awareness (FA) for the purpose of contraception cannot be learned in one single post, my hope is to bring the method to your attention because it is: natural friendly to our environment frugal allows your sex life to become a private affair between you and your honey.
Brad over at Enemy of Debt wrote about a woman who had to go into debt in order to get her car repaired in Perfect Example As To Why You Must Have An Emergency Fund.
I just feel really sorry for people in situations like this, because I have been there myself.
Hi to you! Please take a moment to hop on over to The Digerati Life where SVB has so graciously accepted my guest post How to Get Hired & Get The Job You Want by Volunteering. I’ll tell you how I got my current job by volunteering, and also how AJ got his brand [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
When I lost my data last week, I was a little freaked out over having lost our tax returns, since I had neglected to print out a hard copy.
I’ve always admired those folks who have paper-free offices and would love to cut down on my paper collection. Unfortunately, I always seem to get [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
As I mentioned in a post at the beginning of the year, I’m growing weary of detailing receipts in Quicken. I’ve got to find a way to streamline the process. I do download the transactions from my bank account, but then I always go back with the receipts in hand and sort everything into [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
A couple of weekends ago I tackled my bedroom and was determined to get rid of as much clutter as I possibly could. Apparently sometimes I am in a certain mood which allows me to get rid of things which I would otherwise have trouble releasing.
Mr. A ordered a new power tool from Amazon, this item here: Makita 18-Volt Cordless 3-Piece Combo Kit. Mr. A checked the prices at Home Depot, and Amazon’s price of $262.25 with free Super Saver Shipping was a screaming deal. It included a regular drill, a driver drill and flashlight, two batteries, charger and [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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