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Adam @ Money Rebound @ Money Rebound writes Don’t Worry about What Others Have or What They Think – Making big financial changes can be tough, especially if you focus on what others have or think. Find out why you should focus on yourself and not others.

Abbie @ Finance Junkie writes A Student Guide To Surviving The Summer – Students or anyone with students in their house- Try these tips for enjoying a stress free and financially sound summer!

Peter @ Bible Money Matters writes Just Say No To Friends, Family, and Dates and Be a Refusenik? – Sure, saying no to friends, family, and even dates can help your bottom line. If you don’t want to spend your money on events that don’t help you get ahead financially, being a refusenik might be just what you need to do. However, there’s definitely a cost to saying no, especially to big events like weddings.

Mr.CBB @ Canadian Budget Binder writes A Love Letter and Life Lessons: Money Fool to a Budgeting Money Saver – A love letter taught me a life lesson steering me away from becoming a money fool and into a budgeting money saver. Take responsibility for your actions and remember that good looks don’t last forever.

BUSINESS

Hank @ Money Q&A writes How to Find Your First Accountant And Personal Finance Team Member – Finding a trustworthy accountant can be a difficult decision. But, here are some tips to help make finding an accountant the easy way to help your finances.

Kevin @ Passiveincometoretire writes Using Technology to Improve Your Small Business – As a small business owner, you may think you don’t have time to keep up on the latest technology. Think again. You can improve your communication, efficiency and productivity by investigating the software, electronics and online services available to keep your business humming. Continue Reading →

BUDGETING

Michelle @ Making Sense of Cents writes Should I Pay Off My House Early? – Pros and Cons – Should we pay off our house early? What about the next house? Don’t worry guys, we haven’t bought our next house just yet. We’re keeping our current one for at least another 12 months. However, we have been thinking about whether we should pay off our current house quickly (we have been debating whether we want to rent it out or not – if we decide to sell then we of course wouldn’t pay off the current house quickly) and even whether or not we should pay off our next house quickly as we

Green Panda @ Green Panda Treehouse writes 10 Shortcuts For Always Feeling Damn Amazing – Quick tips to feel better on a budget.

Martin @ Studenomics writes The Economics of Your Love Life in Your 20s — The Article Nobody Else Will Write – What’s better? Single or married for your wallet?

Robert @ Beat the 9 to 5 writes Side Business Time Management 101 – The hardest thing about building a side business is time management, especially as your business grows. This has been something that I’ve perpetually struggled with, especially as my business has grown over time.

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Robert @ Entrepreneurship Life writes Increase Your Income with Technology – Do you keep up with technology today? It’s definitely a fast-paced industry and there are always new gadgets coming out every single day. The real question is, “How important is it to keep up with technology today?” The simple answer? Incredibly important.

Robert @ Kids Ain’t Cheap writes Money Saving Tips For First Year College Students – I know all too well how expensive post secondary can be after completing two degrees and accumulating over $90,000 in debt. In my six years of university I have made many financial mistakes but learned something from all of them.

Arnel Ariate @ Money Soldiers writes 4 Factors to Consider Before Starting a New Business – Don’t think about the negatives when you’re starting a new business, just stay realistic. To maximize your success and minimize your risks, start thinking about profits, taxes and what it takes to get started.

Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money writes Is RippIn a Scam? – In the end, when I look at Rippln, I see the following: Continue Reading →

BUDGETING

Mike @ The Financial Blogger writes Should You Pay For a Gym Membership? – Is it worth the money?

Green Panda @ Green Panda Treehouse writes The Biggest Problem With Credit Cards – What might hurt you with a credit card.

Martin @ Studenomics writes Experiences That I Blew a Fortune on – Things that I’ve blow a ton of money on.

Justin @ The Frugal Path writes Living Below Your Means: There’s No Way Around It – We’re all unique and our financial paths should reflect that. However, there is one universal truth to money. You need to live below your means.

BUSINESS

Jason Hull @ Hull Financial Planning writes When Do You Need to Write Your Business Plan? – I sold a multimillion dollar company using a 12 page Power Point presentation. Here’s why the business gurus who tell you that you MUST write a formal business plan are wrong.

Robert @ Beat The 9 to 5 writes The Impact of Regret on 8 Successful Entrepreneurs – Regret is powerful. It’s life changing. It makes you go back and think about something that you should have done different.

Tony @ We Only Do This Once writes 7 Tips To Succeed As A Day-Job Entrepreneur – Do you have what it takes to become the successful entrepreneur you know you’re meant to be? Many people think they do have what it takes, but never pursue it, leaving untapped energy sources, full of potential.

Jacob @ AllPersonalFinance writes Ways to Save on Business Costs – We all know that a business’s bottom line is to make a profit so any reasonable steps to take to increase that companies earnings are usually well appreciated. Here are some points to keep in mind when trying to save money with your business. Buy your Checks Online. Bank Checks can be very expensive. Continue Reading →