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IN THE BLACK Financial Lessons in Daily Life
For the month of October I am participating in a 31 day event where bloggers post each day on different topics. I chose the topic of teaching kids about money and finances. It is important to start ...
Posted on 10/4/12 at 6:26 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES The Problem with Soccer in Germany Part 1: Overview
People have their favorite sports that they love to watch. In the US we have our traditional sports of baseball, football, ice hockey and basketball, but we also have our state-of-the-art type of spo...
Posted on 5/17/12 at 10:47 AM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! Property Taxes: Whose Money Is in the Bucket?
I've had a few questions about several stories I've written about property taxes, and I would like to share with you my bucket analogy, which simplifies some of the complex things that determine a per...
Posted on 4/5/12 at 2:52 PM
GOD TRACKS Got thanks? Share them!
What are you thankful for? Consider commenting about it here and creating a blog of thanks! Heres one thing I'm thankful for:I dont need an iPhone to reach God! No Cell Phone Required When I think o...
Posted on 11/23/11 at 12:32 PM
Military members should get finances in order before deployment 
Good financial planning means being prepared for life’s unexpected occurrences. For military families, that’s particularly important because of the transient nature of military life. Repeated back-to-back deployments make it imperative that both spouses have the same financial goals and decide how the stay-at-home spouse will hold down the financial fort while the service member is away.
By Pamela Yip , October 23, 2009
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Where will banks make up lost overdraft fees?
Banks are backing off harsh overdraft fees and policies. That’s the good news. The bad news is they’ll probably look to make up that lost profit elsewhere.
By Candice Choi , September 25, 2009
Condoms, contact lenses shielded from tax
They were calling it the tax on Q-tips. Amid Republican ridicule, a Democratic chairman backed down Tuesday and exempted consumer items of $100 or less — from condoms to contact lenses — from a proposed tax on medical device manufacturers. It would help pay for health care coverage for the uninsured in comprehensive legislation.
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar , September 22, 2009
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8 tips for young adults on saving for retirement
Saving for retirement, typically not a top priority for young adults, is tougher to accomplish in a down economy.
By Associated Press , April 17, 2009
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Home economics
Frugal families doing own choresAcross the country, people are taking on chores that only a year ago were hired out to someone else. They’re dyeing their own hair, shoveling their own snow, washing their own cars and taking up paint brushes to brighten their living room walls.
By Ashley M. Heher , March 17, 2009
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BUSINESS: Helping mom and dad with their finances
Elders may need help with finances
By Eileen AJ Connelly , February 14, 2009
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