Sunday Links
I’ve spent the past week watching bowl game after bowl game. That and celebrating Christmas/New Year. Many bloggers took a bit of a break over the holidays, but there was still plenty of good stuff published.
Why Your Taxes Might Go Up In Retirement by Early Retirement Blog. The common assumption that your taxes will go down in retirement (usually tied to an assumed lower level of income), only holds up to scrutiny if one assumes tax rates won’t go up in the future. Not likely.
Automating Your Finances Is An Expensive Mistake by Bargaineering. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve knowingly made a decision that cost me money simply because it was the easiest thing to do. Most recently, setting up my accounting software to record transactions when the cash leaves my business account rather than when the purchase is actually made will cost me some tax deductions in April, unless I go out of my way to make a few manual adjustments.
Top 10 Financial Stories Of The Decade by My Dollar Plan. A major story of each year is covered by a different blogger, from their own perspective.
How To Reset Your “Check Engine Light” by Science And Money. My check engine light comes on every 5,000 miles to remind me to change the oil. Problem is, the guys at the shop don’t reset the light half the time. It’s annoying to no end.
Saving On Pet Care by Couple Money. A fairly comprehensive overview (oxymoron?) on how to avoid bankruptcy court on account of Fido.
8 Money Tips I Learned From Clark Griswold by Foreigner’s Finances. Yes Virginia, this hilarious holiday classic does have redeeming social value!
Credit Card Interest: How High Is High? by Debt Tips. A 79% interest rate? Who in their right mind would apply for this card?!?
Stock Market Of The 2000’s: Worst Decade Ever? by Tiny Money. Dollar-cost-averages still didn’t do half bad.
about 7 months ago
You should be able to teach him at any age. We get in rescues of all age and most of them learn very quickly. Find his fav treat and teach by repetition and reward. Say something over and over, when ever he says it give a treat. You can also use que words like I used to fake sneeze then say bless you. Eventually my bird started to mimic so I would sneeze and if he said bless you he got a treat. You can do that with anything. Just stay consistent and positive. Good Luck
about 7 months ago
It's now called ChristMart.
about 7 months ago
Check to make sure, because Bell doesn't use sim cards, and Fido does. Keep in mind though it would be considered a "grey-market" phone because it wasn't designed to run on the Fido network. Any charges incurred with a grey-market device are not credited back to you, and you also won't recieve tech support if something happens to your phone.
about 6 months ago
Richmond, I lived in that area for a long time and went to college in Richmond, it's a great city. Plus the location is great! Two hours to the beach, two hours to DC, two hours to the mountains. I now live on the Peninsula (between Richmond and VA Beach) which is okay but I liked Richmond better. VA Beach is the most populated of the three.