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Round, Round, Get Around…I Get Around

Personal Finance · May 18, 2014

I feel silly writing this. But, after a few comments/emails I've received recently because of this post, I feel like I need to. Believe it or not, the article in question - The Ideal Budget of a Single Guy - drives a large amount of the traffic to my site. This is primarily because it ranks #1 in …

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How to Cut your Car Insurance Rates with a Poor Driving Record

On Behalf Of, Personal Finance, Saving · May 13, 2014

Getting deemed a high risk driver by insurance companies can lead you to see a drastic increase in your car insurance rates. There are many factors that could drive up rates, from a dangerous occupation to a poor credit rating. However, one of the main factors is your driving record. If you have …

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Where and How Should I Listen to Music?

Uncategorized · April 27, 2014

I have a confession to make: When it comes to music, I am a complete n00b. My 2001 Jeep Cherokee still has a cassette deck. My car doesn't even have the ability to play CD's. I completely missed that technological advancement. Whenever I drive, I toggle back and forth between two radio …

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3 Businesses That You Can Run in Your Free Time

Uncategorized · April 19, 2014

A swathe of recently published surveys from across the globe show that most of us are more worried about money than we ever have been  in the past. The simple fact of the matter is that our money doesn’t stretch as far as it used to and, with wages not rising in line with inflation, it doesn’t look …

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Lesser Known Credit Card Perks, Part II

Credit Cards, Personal Finance · April 14, 2014

I haven't been blogging with any consistency recently (as you may have noticed). I'll go 2-3 weeks without publishing a single article and then I'll suddenly send out several posts without taking a breath. I blame this inconsistency on two things. One, I have been traveling a lot for work. And …

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Is Now A Good Time To Buy?

Mortgage, Personal Finance · April 12, 2014

 By: Tali Wee of Zillow Prospective homebuyers have tons of details to consider before deciding whether to purchase a home.  It can become overwhelming to make such an expensive decision without extensive knowledge about the real estate industry or thorough understanding of mortgage rates, home …

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Use Pinterest for a Visual Resume that Gets Noticed

Uncategorized · March 27, 2014

Applying for jobs online has common benefits and challenges. On the positive side: Speed: You can search, sort and apply for relevant positions quickly. Updated Information: The latest positions are often updated in real time. Customization: You can quickly tailor resumes to particular …

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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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