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Ciaran is a 37 year old guy from Douglaston, New York, USA

I write a financial planning blog that addresses many of the financial issues facing my generation. For the most part, I intend to STUMBLE high quality personal finance articles that I think people will find helpful. With that said, I'd really like to develop a diversified and interesting smattering of SU friends to whose favorites I can STUMBLEUPON...

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Starting Over Rebuilding the Emergency Fund |...

Rated Apr 10 2008 • 1 review • business, financial planning, personal finance, budgeting, emergency funds • beingfrugal.net

An excellent real life example of the importance of an emergency cash fund and the roll it can play. Instead of being left with a feeling of despair, Lynnae is eager to get started re-building it right away, it's so important to have goals to shoot for...
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Rising bank fees are costing you-big time | Wise Bread

Rated Apr 09 2008 • 1 review • banking, credit cards, personal finance • wisebread.com

Banking fees and credit card fees are on the rise, especially as banks look for new 'and creative' ways to make up for the losses they are experiencing in lending.

Take a look at your accounts to see how this effects you. The author offers a viable alternative - online banking, which has now become a legitimate player in the banking landscape...
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10 Things not to do during an interview

Rated Apr 09 2008 • 4 reviews • jobs, society, personal finance, living • gatherlittlebylittle.com

Each and every point here is spot on. I especially like the advice not to smoke right before the interview...
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& How to Request an Income Tax Filing Extension

Rated Apr 09 2008 • 1 review • accounting, personal finance, financial planning, tax deadline • fivecentnickel.com

Some simple, but important, information about filing a tax extension. The key bit here is that you still need to submit an estimated payment if you owe Uncle Sam moola...
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Savers suffering as rates fall--what to do | Wise Bread

Rated Apr 08 2008 • 2 reviews • financial planning, investing, personal finance, savings • wisebread.com

Some interesting alternatives to your savings account, since the rates have begun to fall quite dramatically. Phil talks about I bonds as a good alternative...
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Some People Still Dont Get It | The Wisdom Journal

Rated Apr 08 2008 • 1 review • financial planning, self improvement, personal finance, living • thewisdomjournal.com

Here's a great post about the gaping void that exists between people's attitudes towards money, debt and 'stuff'. The Gen Y dude is interested in accumulating stuff (sub in the word debt) where as the Gen Xer and Baby Boomer have learned from their mistakes.

It seems you just have to learn things the hard way sometimes...
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&› The Best (and Worst) April Fools’ Day Joke

Rated Apr 08 2008 • 1 review • humor, personal finance • mydollarplan.com

This is a great April Fools Day story, complete with financial lessons learned...
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The Tax Filing Deadline is April 15th, 2009 but When...

Rated Apr 08 2008 • 1 review • accounting, money, personal finance, taxes, acounting • genxfinance.com

Good things to do about filing your taxes with April 15th looming...
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10 Good uses for a credit cards

Rated Apr 08 2008 • 1 review • humor, society, credit cards, personal finance • gatherlittlebylittle.com

Here's a clever article on 10 'alternative' uses of a credit card. HINT: Not what you think...
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Are Parents to Blame for Financial Problems? | Frugal Dad

Rated Apr 08 2008 • 2 reviews • financial planning, education, personal finance • frugaldad.com

FD makes some great points about becoming financially responsible. I think there should be "real life" classes in college that educate students on the perils of debt and the essentials of personal finance and frugality...
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