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Personal Finance Blog by Money Ning
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A personal finance blog where we share insights on carefully saving money, investing, frugal living, coupons, promo codes because the little things matter in achieving financial freedom!
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Living Within Your Means: A Key to Financial Success

Many people live their lives striving for a big house with nice cars and all the toys and gadgets they could imagine. Some work really hard to see these things come to fruition, while many never reac...

6 h ago

4 Ways to Improve Your Marketability for Better Pay

Are you trying to improve your financial and career situation? Maybe you want a promotion, or you are trying to get a job. Perhaps you are trying to start a side business and want to let others know ...

1 day ago

A (Simple) Eco-Friendly Way to Save $10,000 Per Year

Have you ever thought of getting rid of your car? Most Americans can’t fathom surviving without one, yet people do it. Every day. Many eco-conscious citizens just finished celebrating “National Bike ...

2 days ago

What You Need to Know About Unpaid Debts

While we all know that leaving a debt unpaid can have serious financial consequences — from seeing your credit score lowered to having to deal with collection agencies — you may be surprised to learn...

5 days ago

3 Ways to Save Money on Healthcare Expenses

The cost of healthcare seems to rise higher and higher every year. Politics aside, there are very few solutions to the problem, but savvy consumers can learn to take advantage of a few programs to he...

6 days ago

Road Trips: Tips to Save and Enjoy

Some of my best memories as a child are family road trips, as we regularly took trips to Michigan, Chicago and New York. As a constantly busy family we had to find the right time of year to make trip...

23 may 12

How Much Will That Traffic Ticket Cost You?

It’s been almost 11 years since I last had any sort of traffic violation. Prior to that, though, I had some speeding tickets on my record, and a rather embarrassing incident involving a semi tr...

22 may 12

The Basics of Starting a Profitable Website

Summer is coming. Do you have an extra stash, ready to withdraw for that vacation you’ve been dying to take? If not, then you should develop a plan and initiate action as soon as possible. The sooner...

21 may 12

What To Do While You’re Unemployed

The unemployment rate keeps going in the right direction as the economy recovers. However, that does not change the fact that 12.5 million Americans are currently out of work, according to the most r...

18 may 12

5 Steps to a Fantastic Stay at Home Vacation

For the first five years of our marriage (before kids), my husband and I went on a nice week long, out of state vacation at least once a year. We also racked up quite a bit of credit card debt in the...

17 may 12

How Do You Like Your Coffee?

The warmth in the morning followed by the energy later makes coffee the drink of choice for people across the world. Coffee comes in many flavors, varieties and prices. Coffee can be obtained in a nu...

16 may 12

What is Contrarian Investing?

One of the terms that you might have come across as an investor is “contrarian.” In some cases, the savvy contrarian investor can make money by engaging in strategies, and making investme...

15 may 12

Money Leaks Are Costing You Hundreds Every Year (This is How to Plug Them)

You work hard every day, doing everything you can to bring more bacon home, and trim the fat from your spending. But it still isn’t enough. If you’re still wondering what you can do, consider looking...

14 may 12

Is Fine Art a Good Investment?

Last week’s auction of Edvard Munch’s The Scream for a record-breaking $120 million made international news — and made many money-savvy individuals who have never thought about fine art wonder if thi...

11 may 12

Avoiding the Payday Loan Trap

Last year, I counseled a young mother of two small children who came into our community program distraught, nearly hysterical, and on the verge of divorce. What was the issue? Payday Loans. She and h...

10 may 12

When Do You Feel Too Sick to Go to Work?

I have been battling a stuffy nose and a sore throat for the last week, but it takes a severe sickness to cause a missed “work” day because I play professional baseball. Even if I am unab...

09 may 12

Saying No to Spending More Money

There has been a lot written recently about the idea of a spending fast. You take a break from all non-essential spending (you still have to pay your bills and buy groceries, after all) in order to b...

08 may 12

7 Reasons Your Neighbors Have More Money Than You

You look out the window of your home each night after dinner, staring across the street at your neighbors. You long for the cars they drive, their weekly manicured lawns, and even the vacations they ...

07 may 12

What College Graduates Can Expect Now

During my senior year in college I learned to dread the common question “So, what’s next?” Even though I graduated at a more robust economic time (2001), I still found it fairly difficult to land an ...

04 may 12

How to Teach Your Child About Responsible Spending

For kids, money really does grow on trees. If you’re familiar with basic psychology, you’ve read about a child’s magical thinking stage, their advances to concrete operational thinking, and their pro...

03 may 12

Sabermetrics: What They Are and Why They Matter To You

I have been a baseball nut my entire life. While the game is boring to many, it strikes a chord with me. The intricacies of what happens on the field never cease to amaze me. Baseball has been known ...

02 may 12

Coming to a Mailbox Near You: More Credit Card Offers

Lately, we’ve been getting a lot of credit offers in the mail. A LOT. Some days, we have four or five offers in the mailbox. We have good credit, so it’s not surprising that our mailbox i...

01 may 12

How to Get Your Biggest Savings From The Sun

Green is the new black. Buzzwords like “green living,” “eco-friendly,” and “environmentally friendly” are everywhere. Sure, you’ve checked into those products already, but you might decide that these...

30 apr 12

4 Ways the Banking Industry is Adapting to Our Needs

Banking is one of the many aspects of life that is becoming almost unrecognizable with changes in technology. With mobile banking and 24-hour a day access to your financial information, many of the f...

27 apr 12

Tips for Smart Tax Refund Spending

Many of us look forward to tax season every year, at least we do after the pain of filing a tax return is over. From previous experience, we know that we are very likely to get a substantial amount o...

26 apr 12

Alternative Healers Like Vibram Five Fingers Saved Me Money and Possibly My Dream

Health care spending reached an all time high of 18.2% of GDP in the United States in June of 2011. This is far higher than a number of developed countries throughout the world. Who is responsible? D...

25 apr 12

Why It Feels Like Inflation is Killing Your Budget

We’ve been hearing for a couple years now about how inflation is going to stay low for quite some time. While the economy might be growing at a slow pace, and while core inflation (a measure of...

24 apr 12

The One Food Shortcut That Isn’t a Shortcut at All

Most people don’t have nearly enough time in the day. Running short on time often means looking for shortcuts whenever possible, and taking them whenever doing so makes sense. When it comes to food, ...

23 apr 12

Dealing with Rising Gas Prices

Filling the tank for a recent road trip to see my parents made me wince. I’ve certainly grown used to high gas prices, but as they steadily creep up, I can’t help but think about the prices we’ll fac...

20 apr 12

How to Cash In on eBooks

It seems our society is hooked on information. We’re information junkies, and the Internet feeds our cravings night and day with the click of a few keys. We no longer have to plan trips to the ...

19 apr 12

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