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Tools to Help You Track Your Dollars

Written on 14 Oct, 2009 at 15:20 in Blogs | viewed Viewed 768 times times | 1 Comment
Tools to Help You Track Your Dollars

I recently tested three programs, Microsoft Excel, Mint.com, and Google Docs, to find the pros and cons of each. While all of these programs have value, one was clearly a cut above the rest: Mint.com. ... (Continue reading)

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Five Ways to Cut Wedding Costs

Written on 5 Aug, 2009 at 11:13 in Magazine | viewed Viewed 1,680 times times | 1 Comment
Five Ways to Cut Wedding Costs

When Aubrey Whitten and Major LeGrand started pricing their wedding options, they got sticker shock.... (Continue reading)

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Spend Less Money on Your Startup Budget

Written on 29 Jul, 2009 at 12:06 in Entrepreneurs | viewed Viewed 2,377 times times | 3 Comments
Spend Less Money on Your Startup Budget

There are a plethora of organizations, universities, and companies that provide pro bono or professional services at a reduced fee, ranging from accounting to information technology and from human resource management to marketing. When such services are free, this practice... (Continue reading)

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Love Don’t Cost a Thing

Written on 6 May, 2009 at 19:07 in Blogs | viewed Viewed 712 times times | 1 Comment
Love Don’t Cost a Thing

Television is overrun with shows about weddings. Some focus on finding a gown, some profile the planners, one even makes over the entire affair just weeks before the big event. A few are all about the money. But where is... (Continue reading)

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The Cutting Edge Q&A: Rebounding After a Custody Battle

Written on 29 Apr, 2009 at 17:23 in Blogs | viewed Viewed 296 times times | 1 Comment
The Cutting Edge Q&A: Rebounding After a Custody Battle

Since last year, I have fallen behind on the majority of my bills due to $6,400 in legal expenses I incurred while attempting to keep joint custody of my daughter. My income just isn’t stretching to cover all my bills... (Continue reading)

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When Your ‘Something Blue’ Meets the Pink Slip

Written on 24 Apr, 2009 at 14:59 in Blogs | viewed Viewed 557 times times | 1 Comment
When Your 'Something Blue' Meets the Pink Slip

Sometimes the "for worse" part of "for better or for worse" comes early. In this economy, engaged couples are coping with pay cuts, layoffs, even the possibility that Bernie Madoff ran off with some of the wedding fund. So what... (Continue reading)

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How to Plan a Wedding During a Recession

Written on 17 Apr, 2009 at 17:13 in Blogs | viewed Viewed 1,004 times times | 8 Comments
How to Plan a Wedding During a Recession

There are some things you still need to spend money on, even when the economy's bad. Weddings are one of them. But how to plan the biggest and most expensive bash of your life—when you’re not even sure you’ll still... (Continue reading)

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Day 81

Written on 10 Apr, 2009 at 22:21 in Barack Obama | viewed Viewed 234 times times | 0 Comments

The Treasury Department announces that the budget deficit increased by $192.3 billion in March, and is near $1 trillion, as costs of the financial bailout and recession mount. Bernanke and Obama meet at the White House to discuss economic strategy.... (Continue reading)

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House, Senate Pass Budget Proposals

Written on 3 Apr, 2009 at 8:19 in Politics News | viewed Viewed 172 times times | 1 Comment
House, Senate Pass Budget Proposals

Voting along party lines, the House and Senate approved budget resolutions, backing a $3.6-trillion spending plan that sets the stage for legislation on healthcare, energy, the environment, and education. It would also edit President Barack Obama's spending proposals for the... (Continue reading)

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Salesman-in-Chief

Written on 25 Mar, 2009 at 16:17 in White House News | viewed Viewed 264 times times | 1 Comment
Salesman-in-Chief

With the intense, nonstop activity that marked his political campaign, President Barack Obama is engaged in his next big thrust: selling his $3.6 trillion budget. To achieve this mission, he has done what he does best, assuming the role of communicator-in-chief.... (Continue reading)

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