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Cash Flow Sherpas | A Personal Finance Blog By GreenSherpa » » Have A Credit Card? How To Protect Against New Hidden Fees.

The new rules in the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and Disclosure (CARD) Act were meant to protect consumers from credit card companies. It sounds great.....until you understand the loopholes put in by lobbyists from credit ... [Link]

Mapgirl's Fiscal Challenge » » Bonus Season

I knew that bonuses in 2010 weren’t going to be very good, but I’m happy to have one and a job to boot. My boss was nice enough to tell me what the median bonus ... [Link]

SimplyForties » » Weekly Wednesday 3.10.10

My Weekly Wednesday is up over at Make It From Scratch. It's about cooking skills and using your hands or using machines. Is it important to be able to do it by hand before you ... [Link]

SimplyForties » » The Zen of Knitting

If you follow me on Twitter or Facebook you know that I recently started knitting. I find it difficult to just sit in front of the television in the evening without doing something else at ... [Link]

Getting ahead » » Homemade chicken broth

When I was first married my mom taught me how to make broth out of chicken bones. For years I would do it occasionally. I rarely cooked with broth, so I only made broth when ... [Link]

Northern Cheapskate » » Things Celebrated by Cheapskates

Earlier this week, I wrote about things that frustrate cheapskates. I don't want you to think that I spend my time being bothered by life's money-wasters. So today I've come up with a list of ... [Link]

My Dollar Plan » » TurboTax Review

What an incredibly complex tax year for our household. Before 2009, we lived in an apartment, worked two jobs, and could only deduct student loan interest. But in 2009, we purchased a home, earned freelance ... [Link]

Chief Family Officer » » Ralphs: 3/10 - 3/16/10

Note: This summary of deals is based on the ad I get in Los Angeles, where Ralphs stores double coupons up to $1 (one like coupon per transaction). I don't list all of the deals, ... [Link]

Spilling Buckets » » We May Be the First to Not Inherit a Better Future From Our Parents

"We are clearly on an imprudent and unsustainable path, and we need to change course very soon if we want to recapture our future." - David Walker, President and CEO of the Peter G. Peterson ... [Link]

my pretty pennies » » Wait and See

“Wait and See” has become my new catch phrase. I’ve found myself saying that at least once a day for the last two months to close friends and family members on some pending decisions: “We’ll ... [Link]

Out of Debt Again » » Top Referrers February 2010

Thank you to my top referrers for the month of February 2010 (according to Google Analytics): Ultimate Money Blog Enemy of Debt Frugal for Life Graceful Retirement The Centsible Life Funny About Money Debt Marathon ... [Link]

Finance for a Freelance Life » » Working While a Student – Try to Get Ahead or Find a Job for Which You’re Overqualified?

One of the responsibilities I have in my current position is training and supervising several student workers. The work they do is pretty easy for the intelligent ones (don’t get me started on some of ... [Link]

Ultimate Money Blog- Save Green and Live Green! » » Why it’s Frugal to live in Arizona

photo credit: SearchNetMedia This is part of a series here at Ultimate Money Blog. I’m going to be featuring fun money facts about all 50 states in America and why it is frugal to live ... [Link]

Fabulously Broke ....in the City » » Why working for yourself is the best

I thought it’d be a fun exercise to do a comparison between working for a company and working for yourself. Salary: The general rule of thumb is that you work for yourself if you can ... [Link]

20 Year Challenge » » A Twist

My Mom was in town for the last two days, so I spent time with her and my sisters before work. My little sister is ill right now and is undergoing a pretty hardcore treatment ... [Link]