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» The Carnival of Personal Finance 68 Hits the Oregon Trail from Punny Money
Back in 1868, my ancestors made the decision to seek out new financial opportunities in another part of the country. They set off from the small town of Independence, Missouri on a treacherous journey to the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Along the way, ... [Read More]
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LOL- very creative. The next advice is to tie up and grow that money that you save by spedning less than you earn!
Posted by: prlinkbiz | September 27, 2006 at 01:07 PM
Great advice! Although a better one would probably be "EARN MORE THAN YOU SPEND." It's just a different way of looking at it. Basically, if you want to spend more, then find other sources of income.
By looking at it this way, we are not accepting the fact that we cannot have what we want. Instead, we need to realize that we can have anything we want, but we have to do something other than just work 9 to 5 everyday.
Posted by: Yacapo | September 27, 2006 at 01:42 PM
Thanks for participating! I like the creativity!
Posted by: Tim | September 27, 2006 at 07:32 PM
Thats really interesting i achallenge i have is what to invest in with the little savings i make......
I have one source of income which is my job..en every mouth i save just 50000 uganda shillings en i actually spend less than i earn.....
Posted by: francis | November 19, 2007 at 08:54 AM
If people would only heed to this advice, use products to it's true end life, recycle, use 2nd hand products, live below their means, cook more good food at home, eat out as a treat, save from useless impulsive purchases, we would NOT be in the DIRE situation that we are in today in the US.
It is a real shame that a country so rich can fall down so quickly and create a global turmoil. Of course, Oil is not helping, but that is different.
Thanks for doing your best to bring out GREAT topics.....I really dig it.
Kenny
Posted by: Kenny | June 30, 2008 at 10:09 PM
when you really want to save money the best thing to buy is nothing.
Posted by: Ronny | August 29, 2008 at 08:09 PM