A Gen-Yers Perspective on Social Security & Retirement

April 5, 2012

By: Jim Swider It demeans us, but truthfully most young adults fit the description of the “Peter Pan generation.” We have been babied our whole lives, thanks to overprotective helicopter parents who ran to our attention when we got a [...]

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Financial Impact Factor – Risk Free Investing w/ Dr. Zvi Bodie

April 2, 2012

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Nobody Deserves a Tax Refund

March 30, 2012

Updated post by – Hank of America Yes ma’am, I’m talking about a tax refund!  Say whaat, am I crazy?  Peculiar, maybe. Crazy? Well, not this time.  I mean it, nobody deserves a tax refund just like nobody deserved to [...]

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5 Credit Card Mistakes That Way Too Many Consumers Make

December 21, 2011

By Odysseas Papadimitriou, CEO of CardHub.com and a former Capital One executive In my time working at Capital One, and now at the credit card comparison website, Card Hub, I have learned more about credit cards than I ever imagined [...]

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Barrels and Hectares

January 28, 2011

Brought to you by: Dave K ‘This morning I was going through my usual “top o’ the mornin to ya” ritual.  Take the dog out for his morning relief, couple sips of coffee, check my e-mail and then take a [...]

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