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Dollar Hits New Low Against Euro 7/15/2008

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ChipIn - The Easy Way to Raise Funds Online

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Ask H&FJ | Hoefler & Frere-Jones

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Banks Lose to Homeowners? - Free Market News Network

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How to live with inflation | Wise Bread

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The US One Dollar Bill

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Journal and Courier Online - News

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On Sound Fundamental Principles of (Passive) Investment by Michael S. Rozeff

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The History of Money - Video Gallery

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OpinionJournal - The Currency of Faith : How one man put God into circulation.

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Six Habits of Financially Responsible People

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Habit 6: Financially responsible people refuse to live under the fantasy of entitlement. While others feel entitled to run up huge credit-card debt simply because they have an approved limit and uncontrollable desires, financially responsible people don't approach life with this feeling of entitlement. They are not driven to keep up with their neighbors at any cost. They are content to live within the limitations of their income.
Habit 5: Financially responsible people know their financial condition precisely. These folks usually know within a few bucks the current balance on their mortgage or other secured loans. They regularly update their net worth, which is the difference between the value of their assets and their liabilities. They make each financial move in light of the effect it will have on their net worth.
Habit 4: Financially responsible people fund their own emergencies. They don't buy into the notion that the purpose of credit cards is to pay for unexpected emergencies. Financially responsible people realize that life happens, and so they maintain significant emergency funds. Just in case.
Habit 3: Financially responsible people save money consistently. They never spend all they have because they are habitual savers. They see saving as a long-term process and make the sacrifices necessary to reach their goals. They are patient, steady, consistent and find saving money to be a necessity.
Habit 2: Financially responsible people think first and spend later. Thinking means weighing needs and acknowledging wants. It means exercising discipline and delaying gratification—saving the money first and then buying the item.
Habit 1: Financially responsible people regularly balance their checkbooks.
> They calculate a current balance after every transaction and always know the exact state of their money.

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16 ways to save on fuel costs

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9 ways to save on commuting costs

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21 ways to save on pet care

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19 ways to save on entertainment

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Check the
newspaper for performances by local artists. They're
usually low cost or free and often held in coffeehouses,
bookstores or libraries
Volunteer
at fairs, festivals and sporting events. You'll
get free admission, food and camping, have minimal
duties and often get to hobnob with the artists
If you don't
mind standing during a show, volunteer to usher.
Just don a pair of black pants and a white shirt
Pick up
a video at the library rather than renting one
Don't renew subscriptions to magazines
or newspapers you're not reading.
Frequent the library instead of the bookstores.
Your tax dollars fund the library; take advantage
of it.

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14 ways to save on dining out

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14 ways to save on family care

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8 ways to save on clothing

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32 ways to save on groceries

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Shop with a calculator
Some retailers guarantee that if the item doesn't ring up at
the correct price, you get it for free or at a discount. Pay attention to the
details.
- Nab a newsie. Does your newspaper vendor
  just dump the inserts in unsold papers at the end of the day? If so, would he
  mind tossing a few your way?
Scout coupon swap-boxes, generally
found at (surprise!) supermarkets, but also at some public libraries
Clip coupons. You'll also find coupons
in women's and general-interest magazines
Buy produce
that's fresh, inexpensive and in season
Plan a weekly
menu before shopping and watch your grocery bill shrink
Trim your food bill by as much as 19 percent
simply by shopping at a couple of different stores

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