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moving to U.S.

Which 18 States Are NOT Bankrupt Yet

February 9, 2011 · 1 comment

in 2011, US debt, US economy, bailout, bankruptcy, collapse, debt, living in US, market reports, moving to U.S., news and updates, unemployment

The Economic Policy Journal recently released a list of U.S. States that are officially bankrupt (i.e., insolvent).  These states are receiving SHADOW BAILOUTS from the federal government.  As Zero Hedge puts it, “one can only wonder how many other shadow programs are currently in operation to fund states under the table with federal money.”  He [...]

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Total Costs of Moving To A New Apartment

August 2, 2010 · 5 comments

in apartments, housing, life, living in US, money lessons, money management, moving to U.S., renting, students

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Renting may be generally cheaper than owning (no property taxes, no huge closing fees or major renovation costs), but that doesn’t mean there aren’t costs associated with it.  In particular, you probably spend more than you think each time you move to a new apartment on a new lease.
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Signing Up For Your New Internet and Phone Service With AT&T or Comcast

August 29, 2009 · 3 comments

in bills, internet, moving to U.S., phone, students, technology, telecom

New students! – it’s that time of year again and you’re probably moving into your new dorm or apartment any day now, if you haven’t yet.  One of the things you’ll need to do is sign up for phone, cable and internet service if it isn’t already provided for for you by your college or [...]

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