Loan Modification Program: My resignation from financial responsibility
Our nation has been facing for more than a year now, one of the worst housing price decreases in history. Yet for some reason, many people seem to be confusing how this happened. Read More
5 Reasons people don’t like free or discounted goods
I've encountered what is a most amazing phenomenon - people do not like to "buy" free stuff. I personally look for every discount that I can when buying something. Read More
Review: “The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me” by Richard Paul Evans
I was a little surprised to receive a financial planning book from an author who writes feel good, inspirational stories. Though just like everyone else, Evans has faced the same financial decisions that each of us have to make. Read More
Interview: Jane White, author of “America, Welcome to the Poorhouse”
In America, Welcome to the Poorhouse, Jane White sounds a strong warning to the nation's citizens that change is needed in order to retire with enough in the bank. Read More
Why Parker Bros Monopoly should save the housing market
For years, I have played Parker Bros Monopoly. We all have. And yet, too many of us did not learn the most basic real estate principles that this children's game is teaching. So it's time to be a kid again. Read More
Loan Modification Program: My resignation from financial responsibility
31 January 2010
Our nation has been facing for more than a year now, one of the worst housing price decreases in history. Yet for some reason, many people seem to be confusing how this happened.
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5 Reasons people don’t like free or discounted goods
28 January 2010
I've encountered what is a most amazing phenomenon - people do not like to "buy" free stuff. I personally look for every discount that I can when buying something.
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Review: “The 5 Lessons a Millionaire Taught Me” by Richard Paul Evans
20 January 2010
I was a little surprised to receive a financial planning book from an author who writes feel good, inspirational stories. Though just like everyone else, Evans has faced the same financial decisions that each of us have to make.
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Weekly Round-up: Win cash, gift cards, books, iPods…
14 January 2010
Welcome to the New Year! Okay, so I'm about two weeks late. Though it's been a busy two weeks for me already (surgery, death in the family, etc). Either way, here are a couple links you should check out.
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Interview: Jane White, author of “America, Welcome to the Poorhouse”
12 January 2010
In America, Welcome to the Poorhouse, Jane White sounds a strong warning to the nation's citizens that change is needed in order to retire with enough in the bank.
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Why Parker Bros Monopoly should save the housing market
04 January 2010
For years, I have played Parker Bros Monopoly. We all have. And yet, too many of us did not learn the most basic real estate principles that this children's game is teaching. So it's time to be a kid again.
Posted in Budgeting, FeaturedComments (2)
Happy Holidays from everyone at RabbitFunds
01 January 2010
We would like to take a moment to thank you for helping make this site possible. We are very passionate about wise spending and even wiser saving and value our readers.
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Are you taking advantage of free shipping this Christmas season?
16 December 2009
A recent article in MediaPost Publications outlined that more marketers have been offering free shipping this holiday season as compared to last year.
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Tax Planning Series: Have you done everything you can for 2009?
09 December 2009
It’s the very last thing you might want to think about during the holidays: tax planning. But don’t let the holidays distract you from improving your tax situation and saving money!
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Home Buyers Tax Credit Extension
07 December 2009
If you’ve been wanting to take advantage of today’s historically low mortgage rates, now is definitely a good time. The popular home buyer tax credit has recently been extended by Congress.
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