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Avoid These Five Investment Mistakes

Rated Jan 26 • 7 reviews • financial planning • moneyning.com

From the page: In the end, you want to maximize the money that you keep, using it to work for you, and build your wealth. If you are careful to avoid the worst investment mistakes, you are likely to do well in the long term.
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The 3 Most Neglected Aspects of Preparing for Retirement...

Rated Dec 04 • 8 reviews • financial planning • personaldividends.com

From the page: "In your experience, what is the most neglected aspect of preparing for retirement? "
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Four Things To Avoid Saying to Your Insurance Agent

Rated Nov 17 • 9 reviews • financial planning • moneyning.com

From the page: "In many ways, insurance is a lot like a game. The goal? Trying to get a payment for a claim since you have been paying insurance for that very purpose. However, opposing you is the insurance company, which will be on the look out for red flags and indications that fraud may be at work. What you say to your insurance agent can mean a delayed claim or even one that ends up denied."
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The Bruce Lee Approach to Valuing of Money

Rated Nov 17 • 3 reviews • financial planning • dumblittleman.com

From the page: "Many of us believe that money holds a certain power. This is wrong. Money itself does not hold the power, rather it's our perception of money that has the power. If we change our perception about money, and understand that it is a tool used to acquire necessities, it no longer has the same power. In fact, I'd contend that we can start living life with a more balanced view once we understand what money really is."
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5 Financial Rules for Women | Peak Personal Finance

Rated Nov 02 • 9 reviews • financial planning • peakpersonalfinance.com

From the page: "Even though many women are starting to have a larger role in family finances and taking care of the money, there are some women who are still uncomfortable dealing with the finances. Here are five rules that can help you keep on the right financial track. "
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Step 0: The Key To Quitting Your Job For Good |...

Rated Oct 28 • 21 reviews • financial planning • mywifequitherjob.com

Want to quit your day job? Start here!
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The Most Important Customer Service Tip I Have To Give |...

Rated Oct 24 • 20 reviews • financial planning • mywifequitherjob.com

From the page: "Embrace disaster. When things go wrong and your customer is angry, take advantage of the situation and make things right. Don�t make excuses and take responsibility!"
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Save Money When You Go Green | Personal Dividends

Rated Oct 15 • 22 reviews • financial planning • personaldividends.com

From the page: "Today is Blog Action Day. It's a day when writers all over the world band together to write about the same issue. This year's theme is global climate change. "
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Teach Your Child About Responsible Credit Use | Peak...

Rated Oct 12 • 17 reviews • financial planning • peakpersonalfinance.com
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Why You Should Hire a Tax Professional | Personal Dividends

Rated Sep 25 • 17 reviews • financial planning • personaldividends.com

From the page: "We have a complicated tax code. As your finances become more complicated, so do your taxes. Having a tax professional whose job it is to be on top of changes and to recognize benefits that you might be entitled to can greatly simplify matters."
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