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What is the largest denomination of money that you have ever seen?
How about a $1 million dollar bill?
I’m sure we would all love to have one or two of those, unfortunately there is no such thing as a $1 million dollar bill. But that didn’t stop a Georgia man from trying to open a [...]

Stephen Bis is a senior debt analyst with the USCA/Roll Law Firm which specializes primarily in credit card debt settlement.
Every year more and more Americans wake up one day to find that their financial position is becoming impossible to handle. The tell tale sign of a major problem on the horizon is when they open [...]

Awhile back I had mentioned that I was searching for a new bank as I was not happy with some of the changes at my current bank.
At the time I had mentioned there was a National City Bank being built down the street from my house.
In an odd turn of events, National City Bank is [...]

Last August marked the beginning of this site and was a time when I spent a good deal of time writing to myself as there were not many visitors.
Therefore I would like to take you back in time to a few posts that I feel are worth re-reading from one year ago this month:

What is [...]

Yesterday I had posted about the fact that we would not be tipping the painters that were currently working on our home.
However, I now have to tell you that we have altered our course.
Earning a Tip
When trying to answer the question of who do you tip, my wife and I had decided that we would [...]

Last month I asked all of you the question:
Do you tip contractors?
The outcome of the poll was that 88% of you said that you do not tip contractors. At first I felt somewhat guilty about not tipping the crew that installed our windows but after the job was completed I did not regret my [...]

Brian over at FinancialDominance.com has tagged me to participate in the My One Money Advice meme.
This meme was started by Pinoyo over at Moolanomy in an effort to help promote financial responsibility and awareness.
The Question: If you can give one advice, tip, or story related to money, what would you share?
Always Pay At Least The [...]

In the discussion on the post about how to setup laddered certificates, Mark Anderesen made a comment that touched on the money personalities of people.
When you evaluate a financial product or service, you need to take into account your own money personality to determine if the product or service is appropriate for you.
While using a [...]

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