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## Using My Tax Return To Kick Start My Extreme Savings-Not Debt Repayment

posted on 26 February, 2014

Americans are known for a lot of things but being prolific savers isn't one of them. We are known for being industrious, gregarious, credit lovers, and so many other fun cultural traits. In …

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## My Net Worth Is More Than $5 Dollars-Some Thoughts About Black Women’s Average Net Worth

posted on 24 February, 2014

Several years ago a study on the net worth of different ethnic groups and genders came out. The results were quite startling. The first set of data that surprised me was the average net …

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## 9 Skills You Need To Know How To Do That Will Change Your Life

posted on 21 February, 2014

This post could almost be called a rant. I am observing some things and I don't like what I see. So, I've decided to talk about 9 things that if you haven't been doing them you should start …

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## The Nuclear Option or Why I’ve Decided To Do Things The Hard Way

posted on 12 February, 2014

Last week Tonya from Budget and the Beach wrote a great post entitled: Do You Need The Struggle ? In it she talks about how the hard times helped her grow. I had been thinking about writing …

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## When You Start To Step Up, You Realize That YOU Were in Your Way!

posted on 7 February, 2014

Initially, I was going to entitle this post: I'm a whiner, maybe you're a whiner too? But, I didn't feel like harshing on people right at the start. Anyway, I read a lot of books. In the …

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## One Month Into The New Year-What’s Your Financial Plan For 2014?

posted on 31 January, 2014

The Holiday Season has finally faded away and we are barreling towards Spring, Daylight Savings time, and the fun times of summer. For some of us, the first bills from the Holiday Season …

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