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You Can Do Better Than The Millionaire Next Door

May 9, 2010 · 16 comments

in DIY, cashflow, consumers, credit cards, determination, discipline, estates, financial education, financial fitness, financial planning, goals, life, money decisions, psychology, spending, success, wealthbuilding

If you’ve been around on the interwebs and Twitter enough, and if you’ve read enough personal finance books, you’ll know a heck of a lot about The Millionaire Next Door.  She or he spends less than you’d think, they don’t drive a Rolls Royce or Jaguar, and they’ve probably made it to millionaire within one [...]

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How Should You Spend Your Tax Refund?

April 20, 2009 · 3 comments

in cashflow, networth, savings, spending, taxes

First things first; the tax refund is just that – it’s YOUR money being returned BACK to you.  It’s not new money. It’s money that ideally you wouldn’t have lent to the government in the first place. Talk to your employer’s accounting department (or whomever handles the tax reporting) about reducing the amount in taxes [...]

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Portfolio Tips: Networth and Cashflow Numbers

January 7, 2009

in cashflow, networth, portfolio

With all the negative news out there about the economy – which you know has fully filtered its way through society when there are regular popular talks about it given by academics at universities – it seems to be a good time to concentrate on what’s been working for me in my portfolio.
I finished up [...]

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