Madison over at My Dollar Plan invited her readers to comment on a question she received from a friend about how to get rid of $14,300 in debt. I have never faced debt like this, so what I have to offer is only theory crafting - but I like crunching numbers so I figured [...]
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In my recent post on dollar cost averaging I said that I think of this investment purchasing strategy as “mak[ing] a lot of small bets.” What I meant by that is that through dollar cost averaging you mitigate your timing risks by entering the market at many points in the hope that more of [...]
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I like poetry. It’s fun to read and even more fun to write. I enjoy the rhythm that well crafted words can have as they sit on a page - their hidden accents crying out to be given voice. Most of the poetry I have read in my life has not had much to do [...]
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I mentioned earlier that I had neglected to comment on our progress toward our goals for 2008 and now its time to make amends. Many of our goals need to be restated and a few have proven far to easy for me to complete - I need to challenge-ify them or I will stand [...]
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