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There are plenty of big and scary stages to our lives. From growing up and passing tests at school, to going on our first date. Then, of course, our first job, our first promotion, our marriage and then the firstborn. Life is full of big, scary and unknown stages and it could be retirement that […]
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There is absolutely no doubt that the Forex markets can provide you with a sustainable source of income over time. Whether you are entering into trades in order to enjoy short-term profits or you instead are attracted to the notion of long-term wealth, there are a number of choices at your disposal. These are then […]
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Britain heads to the polls on June 23rd to decide whether it wants to maintain its membership of the European Union under the terms negotiated by David Cameron earlier this year. Currently, polls are tight, with very few people offering confident predictions about whether Britain will vote to remain. Britain leaving the EU wouldn’t only […]
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I know I dont share where my writing is shared via the finance carnival circuit very often but I do know that something I really love from PFJ is the ability for me to write and share some of my financial journey with you the readers. Being a part of the Carnival of Finance every […]
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For all of my readers overseas I have an interesting infographic about how the Australian Notes are unique and how they are actually made here. Did you know we didn’t use paper? Courtesy of: LendMe Finance
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Managing your own business has a lot of challenges especially when it comes to finances. From the things you need when you start building it up to the daily expenses you have to pay for to make your business run properly. If your not careful at the beginning you can end up spending more than […]
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This Quarter of 2014 carnival roundup goes out to the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks and the Superbowl . I actually managed to take the day off to celebrate in grand style (mostly with chicken and beer which I feel is an American thing) and was somewhat disappointed in the resulting game play. I dont […]
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If you work in the Motor Vehicle Repair (MVR) industry, your safety and that of those working around you must be taken very seriously. According to official statistics, there have been around 7000 injuries and 33 deaths in the last five years, and this illustrates why health and safety is so important. Motor vehicle repair, […]
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Its been a busy end of year here in my home and whilst I have been super busy with my offline and online world it did take some of my time away from keeping up on my posting duties. I am sure some of you may of noticed my helper Heidi contributing occasionally! So this […]
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The history of the Hello Kitty brand is rather confusing; with many articles online giving fans false information. The brand was initially dreamt up in 1962 by Shintaro Tsuji, the founder of Japanese company Sanrio, who at the time was manufacturing sandals. After a brief experiment, Tsuji noticed an uptick in the sale of sandals […]
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Our Carnival roundup for the last month or so is dedicated this month to the Season of Storms. Here in Australia (in particular where I live) we get a fairly mammoth storm season this time of the year every year. TV runs advertisements by insurance companies, emergency services are always warning us to be prepared […]
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One of those days starts so predictably that I am sure you all know exactly what I am talking about. You wake up and the phone is already ringing, Skype has half a dozen messages and your already feeling like today should be the day you stay in bed, call in sick or shut the […]
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As a personal or family necessity, motors are a constant drain on your finances. When the cost of gas rises it is felt keenly by those who need to travel to work or take the kids to school in their motors. Similarly, when the car breaks down and requires new parts it takes money out […]
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I am lucky enough to be off on a cruise in a few weeks with the family and my lady and so this months roundup of where you can find our content is the Carnival Roundup – Cruise Edition! At 122,000 tonnes, 1033 feet long with 14 bars and a tonne of relaxing things to […]
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Spring is almost upon the US (although some area may not know it) so this months roundup goes out to those buried beneath the snow in the last few weeks. For those trapped in the snow here is where our writing on personal finance were found for the last few weeks. Title..: Eating Well but […]
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Aside from the initial shock of being involved in a car accident one of the biggest problems with claiming compensation for the incident can be proving who exactly was at fault. Everybody has an opinion and their version of the event can vary depending on how and why their involved. Your solicitor will discuss the […]
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Have you been injured in an accident at work? Did a trip, slip or fall cause you bodily harm? Have you been in a car, bike or bus accident? I can tell you from experience that many business owners expect things of their employees outside of your normal role which can put you into a […]
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Home and Contents – What a journey! As a home owner your going to have to go through the drama of your insurance coverage every twelve months or so. Its relentless…like the turn of the seasons or the flow of the ocean. You just cant beat it…but can you negotiate with it? Past articles here […]
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Indemnity Insurance If you own an SME (small medium enterprise) business then you may want to consider having professional indemnity insurance. This type of insurance is aimed at businesses that give advice, guidance or a professional service. It is essential that these types of business have cover in place to protect themselves in the event […]
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Every once in a while, I am either asked this question, or it comes up in a discussion: Should I tithe off my income tax refund? The purpose of this post isn’t to discuss the validity of the tithe today. It is directed towards those who practice the act of tithing. I’ve included a brief […]
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