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Technology is a great tool that can help a person manage all aspects of life including health and finances. Smart phones are filled with applications that allow a person to play or stay up to date on important information. These apps have the power to make life a little easier to navigate. Here are a …

Today marks 5 years since my dad passed away. It’s a sad day, but I know to make each day better than the last. I know to stop fretting about little things and enjoy life. I know to stop focusing on money (still working on this) and work on improving life instead. Most of you know that to this day I still have a hard time dealing with the fact that my dad passed away, so I want to keep this post short before it turns into something depressing…

It seems hard to change my mindset since becoming debt free.  I still think I am surviving or at least making decisions as if I was still in debt.  This isn’t so bad, since I am still saving money and going to … Continue reading →The post Lessons I am Learning Since Becoming Debt Free appeared first on Financial Black Sheep…

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The following is a guest post from Jen at The Money Mail. If you’re interested in guest posting please refer to my guest posting guidelines…

Good morning Dinks.  Let me ask you a question, what do you do?  Some of us work hard at our 9 to 5, some of us have a side business to showcase our not-so-hidden talents, some of us try to invest our money and some others try to make our money by buying and selling homes. In life how are you making your money and it is enough to make your fortune?
Making it at our day job…

Life Insurance: What Would Happen If You Died?
Club Thrifty – Stop spending. Start living.Death.
What a somber topic indeed.  Yet, no matter how uncomfortable the topic may be, the fact remains that we’re all going to die sooner or later.  We don’t know when, or where, or how it will all take place…but it’s inescapable…

This guest post was written by Jason Bushey. Jason is a personal finance blogger and the Editor of Creditnet.com, an online authority on credit repair and comparing credit cards.
“What’s up with my credit score?”
It’s a reasonable question, especially the first time you check your credit score…

One Year Lived goes on sale on 4/22/2013. Here is your chance to get a free copy before it even hits the shelves. Anyone that answers the question in the Rafflecopter widget below on this post will be a free copy. Ever entry will also get you a chance to win $25. If you miss this giveaway, then go check out the book on OneYearLived…

As I mentioned recently, the individual stocks and ETF’s I invested in last year returned more than 33%. As a once buy-and-hold index fund investor, my foray into individual stock investing is something I never would’ve guessed five years ago. As happy as I am with the results so far, investing in individual stocks those presents several challenges…

Hey everyone! I want to start to slowly move Money Life and More to a schedule that has more content for you all! However, my current posting schedule is all I can handle in terms of writing on a weekly basis. Instead of just leaving you with no posts on Tuesdays and Thursdays I thought I’d reach out and see if any of you have anything you would like to contribute to Money Life and More!
I’m opening the doors for guest posts to any readers or fellow bloggers that would be interested…

I’m $230 richer! All because I invested a little more than the required amount to get my company match last year.
On Monday, I received a letter from my company that said:
Every year, your employer reviews matching contributions to the company US 401(k) plan to make sure employees receive the maximum contributions for which they are eligible…