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The Seven (Non Secret) Steps to Real Estate Investing Success

by Guest Contributor April 4, 2013

Are you tired of “secrets?” “The secret to beautiful skin.” “The secret to finding love.” “The secret to building wealth.” Every advertisement today seems to promote some “secret” that the advertiser seems to know but wants you to pay for. The real estate investing world is no different. Many real estate internet marketers want to [...]

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A Bitter Cup of Coffee – How MLB Shortchanged George Yankowski and Hundreds of Baseball Veterans

by Guest Contributor December 11, 2012

This is a guest article by Douglas Gladstone, author of the critically-acclaimed book, A Bitter Cup of Coffee, How MLB and the Players Association Threw 874 Retirees a Curve. In his book, Douglas shares the story of Major League Baseball’s labor agreements and pension system, and how hundreds MLB veterans fell through the cracks. The [...]

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Prepare for the End of Your Student Loan Grace Period

by Guest Contributor August 20, 2012

Graduating from college is an enormous transition, and between final exams, job searches, graduation parties, and goodbyes, understanding the details of your student loan repayment might get lost in the shuffle. Even though you have already sat through your required student loan exit counseling seminar, you may still feel confused and overwhelmed about the fact [...]

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Job Hunting Advice from a Recruiter

by Guest Contributor March 19, 2012

The job market is improving, but it is still extremely competitive. If you are unemployed the best thing to do is stay busy doing all you can to make yourself stand out above the rest. If you are putting 100% of your energy into your job search, it will seem as though looking for a [...]

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The 10% Rule for Investing – How to Invest Your Mad Money

by Guest Contributor February 10, 2012

The following is a guest post from Hank Coleman who writes about his personal finance blog, Money Q&A. Index funds are boring. Money market funds and certificates of deposit make me want to pull my hair out from boredom too. There is no denying that these investments are typically the bread and butter of your [...]

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Reality TV Programs Tune Into to Foreclosed Homes

by Guest Contributor August 3, 2011

With more foreclosed homes hitting the market every day, thousands of them are ending up on reality television. Over the next few months, several different television networks will feature new reality shows highlighting these foreclosed homes by building on the ever-popular “house flipping” theme. House flipping, an increasingly popular technique that flourished alongside the booming [...]

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How to Avoid Credit Card Problems While Traveling

by Guest Contributor July 28, 2011

Nothing can turn a dream vacation into a nightmare quicker than experiencing money problems while you are away from home. While certain circumstances will always be beyond your control, here are some precautions you can take that will make managing your vacation finances a breeze: Avoid Credit Card Problems While Traveling 1. If you are [...]

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