The following was written by my late wife Elaine. She wrote a long book, a diary really, from which this is one passage:
After we were settled in the new house and there was more time, I thought about piano teaching again. I had found out that ...
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Meet Pete Briger: A Titan in the Investment and Finance World
A titan in the world of finance, Pete Briger is part of the elite Forbes 400 top business professionals worldwide. Briger currently serves as the President and the Co-Chairman of the Board of Directors at the Fortress Investment Group. Formerly a ...
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Overwhelmed? Here’s How to Downsize Your Life in 9 Easy Steps
When you're feeling stressed out, overwhelmed, and can't seem to strike the right balance, it might be time to downsize your life. But that doesn't just mean getting rid of tangible things. Sometimes you need to eliminate other variables that are ...
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My Dumbest Money Mistakes
Money mistakes; we've all made them.
Today I'm not going to talk about everyday money leaks or niggling oversights we all make from time to time, like leaving the lights on or buying a burger at a fast food joint and then forgetting to use the ...
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Black Coffee: Going for Gold
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Should I Get a Fixed-Rate Mortgage or an ARM?
One of the biggest decisions a homebuyer makes when purchasing a home is whether to get an adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) or a fixed-rate mortgage. Of course, the big difference between the two types of home loans is the interest rate; unlike a ...
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Voice Filter Software: Accents and the Paradox of Perception
Accent bias is a form of discrimination where individuals are judged unfairly based on how they speak a language. This bias is widespread and often subconscious, affecting how people perceive and interact with each other. Interestingly, the ...
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Creative Financing Options for Start-ups and Other Investments
With a tightening of lending regulations and eligibility criteria it can be a challenge to get a mortgage in your own country, so when it comes to creative financing options to start a new business or fund the purchase of international real estate, ...
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Money Saving Home Improvement Projects
Summer is here, but that doesn't mean you don't have any more time to improve your home. In fact, this time of year is one of the best to make some serious home improvements. But if you don't want to break the bank, here are a few money saving home ...
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Discounted Cash Flow: What It Is, and How It Works
One of the most common methods for assessing the value of a business or investment opportunity is the discounted cash flow (DCF) method. This approach involves calculating the present value of the future expected cash flows, taking into account the ...
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Grocery Auctions: A Fun Way to Lower Your Food Bill!
In these times of economic uncertainty, many people are looking to cut costs wherever possible. So as pressure on pocket books continues to mount, highly resourceful household CEOs have begun visiting local auction houses for great deals on ... ...
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Black Coffee: Debt and Taxes
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Well ... another busy week is behind ...
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Grandfather Says: The Continuing Chronicles of Elaine, Part 45
The following was written by my late wife Elaine. She wrote a long book, a diary really, from which this is one passage:
Eastern Star
I joined Eastern Star after coming to Union because the funny bunch “girls” were all members. My mom was a ...
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How to Make Your Small Business a Raging Success
More than once, while enviously eyeing a self-employed friend or neighbor, you've probably said to yourself, "What skills have they got that I don't have?" Like me, when visiting your local annual craft fair you may have also caught yourself ...
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Behind on Your Bills? Here Is How to Handle It
There's no denying that the coronavirus pandemic had significant effects on the US economy. Understandably, many Americans were forced to make drastic budgetary changes during that time; more than a few found themselves behind on the bills. And now ...
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Is Silver Undervalued? The Evidence Is Overwhelming
It's no secret that the gold and silver markets are manipulated - the so-called "bullion banks" have admitted as much. As such, many people are claiming that the bankers' hijinks is proof positive that precious metals have been artificially ...
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Black Coffee: Something Borrowed, Something Blue
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Dear Diary: What I Did On My Summer Vacation
My family and I just got back from a whirlwind two-week vacation to the East Coast to see the Honeybee's family in Connecticut and do some sightseeing. We also managed to set aside a little time to visit some of my tax money in our nation's capital. ...
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Why the Customer Is Always Right – Most of the Time
Almost everyone has asked a restaurant, bank, or other business to redress a particular grievance. It's debatable whether the titular idiom of this post should be credited to Marshall Field or Harry Gordon Selfridge, but it is true nevertheless; the ...
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Why Is Digital Finance Important for E-commerce Businesses?
We live in a digital world where it is hard to imagine running an e-commerce business without having the proper financial tools. After all, most of the action, if not all of it happens online, so a good digital finance infrastructure can make or ...
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