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    Four Reasons We Spend More Than We Should

    February 26th, 2008 5:11pm EST in Personal Finance, Saving | Comments (3)

    Americans are not saving money. Our national personal savings rate has been less than 1% since 2005, when our savings rate was actually negative; its lowest point since the Great Depression. If we are not saving, then we must be spending more than we ever have. But why?

    In his new book, Going Broke: Why Americans Can’t Hold On To Their Money, Connecticut College Professor of Psychology Stuart Vyse explains our unstoppable spending. Continued

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    10 Easy Financial Resolutions To Become Richer in 2008

    January 14th, 2008 3:30pm EST in Personal Finance | Comments (0)

    Yes, I know New Year’s was two weeks ago, but I just got back from a month of travel and I’m ready to tackle my finances in 2008. Here are 10 things I’m doing (and you can also) to ensure a prosperous year ahead. Continued

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    31 Days of Saving

    August 29th, 2007 1:04pm EST in Frugal Living, Saving | Comments (3)

    Whether you want to start saving, add to existing reserves, or beef up an already brawny bank account, here are 31 savings tips to give you a month of tightwad tactics. Continued

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