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June 27th, 2008

Fun Friday Post: What Has Influenced My Career

This week’s B5 Media Business Channel Fun Friday Post has this theme:
Your business epiphany: What one moment influenced your career or business more than any other?
I can come up with this one rather easily. Instead of rushing off to an “assistant editor” or a “local news reporter” position like nearly everyone I knew in my […]

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June 23rd, 2008

Best of the B5 Blog Off

Our channel editor, Kelly, has a great list of the highlights from Friday’s B5 Blog Off.
Enjoy!
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June 23rd, 2008

B5 Business Channel Theme Day: New Beginnings in a Challenging Economy

Today’s B5 Business Channel Theme Day is “New Beginnings in a Challenging Economy.”
As the economy gets a little more challenging, it is time to rethink the way you do things, and to make a new financial beginning. Consider some of these “new beginnings” for your financial life:

Re-evaluate your wants and your needs and cut back […]

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June 21st, 2008

A Couple of Awesome Comments from the B5 Blog Off

In addition to a great tongue-in-cheek personal finance tip (#3: Don’t Let Congress Be Your Example from Miki Saxon), I got some good comments on some of my Blog Off posts. I offer the highlights.
Sean Kelly at Franchise Pick, offered some ideas for guest posts he would be willing to write:
“How I cut THOUSANDS […]

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June 20th, 2008

Personal Finance Tip #24: Don’t Forget to Enjoy Life

With all this focus on personal finances, and saving money, you need to also keep in mind that healthy finances include:
Enjoying your money.
But this should be done in a responsible and goal-oriented way. My husband and I each have a little money that we can use on small pleasures. We save up for big things […]

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June 20th, 2008

Personal Finance Tip #23: Develop a Net Worth Mentality

A budget mentality is a nice tool when you are starting out with money management. But eventually, you need to:
Develop a net worth mentality.
This is about the long term, and looking at the big picture of your overall finances, rather than just managing them month to month. My guest post on Moolanomy looks at the […]

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June 20th, 2008

Personal Finance Tip #22: Be Honest About Your Personal Finances

Honesty is an important trait, so:
Be honest about your personal finances.
This includes being honest with yourself and honest with your partner. Everyone doesn’t have to know your money business, but your partner should know about it. My guest post on Sense to Save addreses having “The Money Talk.”
This post is part of the b5media Business […]

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June 20th, 2008

Personal Finance Tip #21: Learn About Taxes

Knowledge is power.
Learn about taxes.
You need to learn about how to keep more of your money — and the tax consequences of your personal financial decisions. From what kind of business to form to how trusts work to what is deductible, you need to know about taxes. Taxgirl offers a lot of great information on […]

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June 20th, 2008

Personal Finance Tip #20: Diversify Your Investments

Earlier in today’s Blog Off, I mentioned investing as a personal finance tip. This one is related to it:
Diversify your investments.
You don’t want all your eggs in one basket. Indeed, it is very important for you to have a reasonably diverse investment portfolio so that you can better handle things when one of your investments […]

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June 20th, 2008

Personal Finance Tip #19: Improve Your Credit Score

Because a good credit score can save you thousands in interest charges and affect a variety of aspects of your personal finances, it is important to:
Improve your credit score.
You can get an idea of your credit score for free from Credit Karma. And then you need to take these steps to improve it:

Make all payments […]

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