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Vacation Baby!
Club Thrifty – Stop spending. Start living.So, we thought we’d take a little time out of our regular schedule to bring you a couple of photos from our vacation. We’ll be back to our regular posting schedule on Monday. Enjoy!
 

 

Vacation Baby!
Club Thrifty – Stop spending…

Should I sell my Singer sewing machine? Ever since I got out of debt I continued selling things I no long needed, such as DVD’s, computer parts, a train set, etc.  If I couldn’t sell it I would donate it. … Continue reading →The post Should I Sell my Singer Sewing Machine? appeared first on Financial Black Sheep…

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Hey everyone! Happy Friday. I’m currently in St. Thomas and most likely I am having a blast. Well, actually, I’m probably sleeping right now…  I was inspired by Johnny and Joanna and their About You series, and wanted to do this on my own blog! I want to know more about YOU…

This is a guest article.  If you are interested in contributing to Debt RoundUp, please follow our guidelines.
For people trying to make a bit of money on the side through freelance writing, flexibility is always important. Not everybody has a given block of time scheduled each day to devote to freelance projects, and that means it’s important to be able to access content, write material, and communicate with clients on the go…

The following is a guest post from Kevin Watts of Graduating From Debt. If you’d like to guest post please consult our guest posting guidelines.
The concept of maintaining a paying job while in college is not an entirely new concept. In fact, many generations of students have gone through this rite of passage, and made it to the other side with a better grasp of the importance of hard work…

As I write this, shares of Tesla Motors Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) are on a tear. Up over 20% on news of its first quarter results, the market is doing what the market does–go crazy.
I spent all of about 60 seconds looking at Tesla’s 2012 year end financial statements and its first quarter 2013 results…

Most people have been told at some point that buying a home is a good investment.  We’ve heard from our parents, the media, relatives, and real estate pros that buying a house is a good investment that will help you to secure your financial future.
We’re told that investing in a home that appreciates over time will help you secure your golden years by paying it off in your younger years and leaving you without a house payment when your older…

We never know what sort of note we’re going to find.
We’ve almost made it to the end of our daughter’s first year of school. It still seems like she should be toddling around with a pacifier, but she is almost a kindergarten graduate and ready to move on to the big time world of first grade…

Good morning Dinks. This week at my office something very interesting happened and I am not sure how I feel about it.  I am going to share the story and I would love to hear how you feel about the whole situation. Whenever the subject of love versus money comes up here on Dinks Finance most of us agree that love should always prevail over our greed of money…

People find themselves in many financial situations. Sometimes a loan option is the only way out. You can either be smart or not so smart when borrowing money. One important thing to remember is it has to be paid back. Always make a plan when borrowing and include how much you need, the purpose of ….

I want to introduce everyone to Catherine Alford, our first regular contributor to Money Life and More! She’s pretty awesome and I’m sure you’ll love her stuff. Here is her first post!
I don’t want to come across as a “TV hater” in this post, because everyone knows that Modern Family + a glass of wine could cause me to waste about 5 hours straight (must I always mention wine?) However, in the past few years, I’ve almost completely weaned off of watching TV, and here’s why:
TV Costs Too Much
The first time I cancelled my TV was because I was trying to cut expenses…