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I Started A New Blog

Blogging · August 7, 2012

Fat Free Personal Finance "WTF Abe!" I know that's what you're thinking. But I can't help it. Blogging is addictive. It's a healthy alternative to crack. I'll give you much more information in the coming weeks but for now, do me a favor and visit Fat Free Personal Finance. And don't …

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What Do Adrianne Curry and The Tax Free Weekend Have In Common?

Uncategorized · August 5, 2012

Neither are as attractive as they appear. I was greeted at the mall yesterday by a full parking lot and extremely long checkout lines. If this doesn't make you bullish about the economic recovery, I don't know what does. I assumed each mall-goer recently received a HUGE bonus check from their …

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How Can I Make Money Blogging?

Blogging · August 3, 2012

I don't typically tell people about my blog. It's something I try to keep secret when I'm out and about. In fact, most people learn the 22 Things You Didn't Know About Me before they find out about Funancials. When people discover my blogging - it's funny - because the responses are very …

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How Should Couples Merge Their Accounts?

Banking · July 31, 2012

Last weekend, Miss Blinkin and I began the process of merging our finances. After mentioning the merger on the blog, I received a suggestion from The Blue Collar Workman. You should definitely share how exactly you two Blinkins are combining acounts, etc. Whose money is paying for what? Do you get …

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My Investment Strategy Fully Explained

Investing · July 30, 2012

My name is Tony, and I'm a young investor who blogs at A Young Investor. Here's my investment strategy fully explained: from how I decide what to buy/sell, when to buy, how long to hold on, and when to sell (notice, I do not include shorting in this post. This is solely about long …

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Sunday Funday: Weekly Recap

Uncategorized · July 29, 2012

Weekly Recap Miss Blinkin and I returned to an empty house after a very relaxing vacation. It was the second of the month but that didn't make it any less enjoyable. It was a lot of fun. On a financial note - we began the merging of our accounts. As a newly-engaged couple, some may say this is …

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What is Supply Trade Finance?

Uncategorized · July 27, 2012

Supply trade finance is a complex form of international finance related to international trade.  It is used when there are buyers and sellers of goods in different countries, who use different banking systems and laws.  The main reason companies use supply trade finance intermediaries is to help …

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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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