The Single Biggest Savings Opportunity of Your Life

October 21, 2013

For people who spend a lifetime clipping coupons and ripping fabric softener sheets in half, the biggest savings opportunity available could be looking them right in the eye.  While interest rates globally have slowly started to creep up, there are still millions of prospective homeowners who have not yet pulled the trigger on a home […]

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AnyOption.com Review

October 16, 2013

Given the major news event on Wednesday with the government “solving” yet another self-induced crisis and the subsequent relief rally, it’s more timely than ever to consider binary events and how to trade them.  That’s where today’s review of AnyOpion.com comes in. AnyOption.com is a primary player in the binary options space which caters to […]

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Why You’re Best-Off Ignoring the Media on Government Shutdown News

October 12, 2013

People that hang on the every word of each media outlet and shouting head pundit on the cable networks are doing themselves more harm than good.  I’ve seen this play out over and over again where people will go and sell all their stocks and switch to bonds or cash whenever the media starts drumming […]

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Tips for storing hard copies

October 9, 2013

In our digital world where we can keep in touch, shop and work online, it is sometimes hard to remember that we didn’t always rely on computer technology so extensively. One area where this is true is storing of data. Keeping digital files has become so widespread that it is easy to forget that often […]

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Gas Prices Drop Big-Time – How to Lock in These Prices as a Routine Consumer

October 7, 2013

Over the past 2 weeks, we’ve seen gasoline prices in the US dip more than we’ve seen in over a year with a precipitous 14 cent drop according to a Lundberg survey out this weekend. On average, drivers paid $3.38 per gallon which is the lowest since 2012. There are always several factors at play […]

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We’re Installing New Windows and the ROI from Energy Savings is HORRIBLE

October 3, 2013

We’re putting in new windows. Our home is about 15 years old and the original windows are the typical lousy builder’s grade from that period. Many have since cracked or have condensation between the panes and the manufacturer is out of business so no replacements under warranty. I know in the summer we’re losing money […]

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