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My Cautious Nature Costs Me Big Bucks Every Month, But I’m Ok With It

Posted on March 18, 2013 by teacherfinance

I am definitely a cautious person by nature. I drive the speed limit (basically).  I double check that I’ve locked the door and turned off the lights. I wear sunscreen and my seatbelt. I can’t even bring myself to leave … Continue reading →

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Why I Think $10,000 Is The Perfect Amount To Have In An Emergency Fund

Posted on February 25, 2013 by teacherfinance

My post on Friday generated some really good ideas about where to stash emergency cash – as always, I’m so thankful for my amazing readers and their willingness to share their thoughts about all kinds of financial topics. One comment … Continue reading →

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There Is Value In Maintaining Your Status Quo

Posted on January 22, 2013 by teacherfinance

When it comes to a lot of the “big” stuff in life – finances, relationships, career – it seems like everyone is always gearing up for the next “big” thing. A promotion. A wedding. A house. A baby. No matter … Continue reading →

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How Do You Feel About Being Forced To Save For Retirement?

Posted on December 17, 2012 by teacherfinance

It’s no secret that the United States is facing a retirement savings crisis. In short, people are simply not saving enough. Scary retirement statistics pop up in headlines every day, but to me this is the scariest of all: over … Continue reading →

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