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Free Money Finance March Madness, Final 32, Posts 5-8

Here's the second round of Free Money Finance March Madness (if you wonder what's going on in these posts, see my article announcing March Madness and/or click on my March Madness category link and scroll down to read all the posts involved in this subject.) I've listed each "game" (one post versus another) in segments along with the wording provided by the author when the post was submitted. I've also listed a keyword(s) after each post title to make it easy to vote (as a made-up example, you can just comment: Game 1 - Saving; Game 2 - Investing, etc.) Be sure to comment which one you like the best out of each set of two. Here we go:

GAME 3

VERSUS

  • I want to be rich like you (Rich) - My teenage cousin thought that because of the things I had – house, car, electronic gadgets – that I had to be rich. I had to explain to him what debt was and how appearances from the outside can be deceiving.

GAME 4

  • You CAN Get Out of Debt! (Debt) - I've been described as "insistent" that not only will I get out of debt, but that anyone can get out of debt also.  This is the battle cry to rally anyone and everyone: You CAN get out of debt!  Get mad at the debt, get motivated to get out of the debt, and leave your comment declaring to the world (or at least the blogosphere) that you also WILL get out of debt.

VERSUS

  • It hit me like a ton of bricks (Bricks) - I've always been a spender by nature.  One sentence I read on The Simple Dollar hit me over the head with reality, though.  By picking apart that one sentence, I realized that keeping my long-term goals in mind while making short-term spending decisions would make for a more secure future.  Increasing your net worth begins with your attitude about spending.

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3. Rich
4. Debt ;)

3 Rich
4 Debt

Taxes
Bricks

taxes
bricks

Rich
Bricks

3 Rich
4 Debt

3. Rich (my own cousin thought I made over half-a-million per year! How wrong he was)
4. Bricks (sorry Ana! I did like the bricks article when it first came out)

taxes
bricks

Rich
Bricks

(yikes that was tough)

Game 3 - Rich
Game 4 - Debt

1. Taxes
2. Debt

Game 3: Rich
Game 4: Bricks

Rich
Bricks

Rich
Debt

Rich
Debt

Game 3: Rich
Game 4: Bricks

Game 3: Rich
Game 4: Bricks

Taxes
Bricks

3 - Rich
4 - Debt

3: Rich
4: Debt

1. Rich
2. Debt

Taxes
Debt

Game 3 - Rich
Game 4 - Debt

1. Taxes
2. Bricks

3. Taxes
4. Bricks

3. Rich
4. Debt

Voting on this round has now ended. Winners are:

3 - Rich
4 - Bricks

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