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Sunday Funday: Weekly Recap

Uncategorized · July 22, 2012

I'm at the beach for the second time this month. It's a different feeling than I'm used to. Typically, our bodies and minds are in desperate need of rest by the time vacation rolls around but not this time. I'm hoping my already-rejuvenated body is more productive this trip than I was 2 weeks ago. …

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Your Obsession With FREE

Uncategorized · July 19, 2012

A few weeks ago I asked "Who Wants A FREE Gift Card?" The generosity was a combination of - a "thank you" to my readers - and - an experiment on consumerism. You may be surprised by the results. Let me first announce the winner of the FREE gift card before I get too tangled in the tests. And …

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Dump Your Girlfriend & Eat Whichever TV Dinner You Want

Economics, Huckin' Filarious · July 18, 2012

Welcome back to another episode of The Dating Game! I have really enjoyed the similarities between finding love and managing money. A few of the comparisons I have made are a stretch, but others are undeniable. Today, I’m confident, will be undeniable. I have spent much of my time recently …

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Sunday Funday: A Life Update

Uncategorized · July 16, 2012

It's been two weeks since I've written a blog post and I'm getting antsy. It's bad that the two weeks have felt like forever, but I suppose I could have worse addictions. Blogging about personal finance shouldn't hurt my health too badly. Where Have I Been? Odds are you probably haven't even …

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Payplan: Laugh In The Face Of Debt

Uncategorized · July 5, 2012

When confronted with a challenge that seems too tough to do, your first instinct may be to walk away, saying “I give up” as quickly as possible. This is often the case if you’ve got a mountain of debt which seems impossible to clear. You might have used a credit card to buy an awesome new 3D TV or …

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I Was Housed By A Homeless Guy

Uncategorized · June 29, 2012

Sounds ironic, doesn't it? How could "he who don't own home" be capable of housing "he who own home?" Confucius can't even provide understanding on this matter so I suppose I'll have to explain further. I typically take about an hour each day to escape from the office. Even if you're swamped, I …

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How I Got Engaged: A Love-Love Story (Part II)

Uncategorized · June 26, 2012

If you’re already sick of reading about my blossoming love then come back tomorrow as I’ll have some fresh new content focusing on how you can improve the relationship between you and your money. However, if you cried during The Notebook or find yourself with a cheesy grin during an entire episode …

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Hunter, aka A. Blinkin, is the blogger behind Funancials. His experience in banking, lending, payments and investments has earned him the title of "Personal Finance Guru." In addition to helping people with their finances, Hunter enjoys crunchy tacos, open mouth kisses from his 2 baby boys and writing in third person. Read More…

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