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October 2007

I recently received a copy of the book The Engine of America, by Hector Barreto. I love reading about entrepreneurship and people who create their own path, and I was excited to receive this book. I was not disappointed when I read it. Author’s Qualifications: Barreto is an authority on the topic of small businesses [...]

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Economists expect the fed to cut interest rates again this week, only a month after cutting rates for the first time in over 4 years. What does this mean? Well, outside of any effects a rate cut may have on the stock market, it means the interest rates banks pay their customers may fall as [...]

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Many people prefer to keep a certain amount of cash in their investment portfolio, especially when investing for periods of 5 years or less. However, savings accounts do not always give the best return on investment for cash. Certificates of Deposit (CD) usually offer better interest rates than savings accounts because a CD guarantees the [...]

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Moving is a stressful and expensive endeavor. One of the most important thins you can do is protect your belongings when moving. The other thing you want to do is save money! Here are some great ways to save money when moving: Save money on padding. Plastic bubble wrap is expensive! Newspaper is an inexpensive [...]

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Whether you are moving across town or across the world, packing up your belongings and moving to another location can be an exciting and stressful time. I know – as a military veteran I have moved quite a few times. Tips for protecting your belongings when moving: Research the moving company before hiring them. There [...]

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So you’ve selected your MBA program and now you ask yourself, “How do I apply to an MBA school?” Great question. Applying for an MBA program can be a daunting process – but it doesn’t have to be if you are organized. This guide should help you understand a little more about the application process. [...]

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Credit cards and guns – what do the two of them have in common? A lot more than people think. Both are powerful and useful tools that can provide a valuable service. And both can be abused with devastating results. Credit cards and guns both have positive and negative aspects about them, but ultimately, the [...]

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