Archive for the ‘Identity Theft’ Category
Tuesday July 6 2010
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Our thanks to Jason Fitzpatrick and Lifehacker.com
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If you’ve started biking more to cut down on gas consumption you might have noticed what a pain it is to transport things on a bicycle. Convert a bicycle to a cargo bike and you’ll be hauling groceries in style.
Instructables user CarKat didn’t originally [...]
Posted by admin on July 5th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Tuesday June 22 2010
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Our thanks to Green Deane and EatTheWeeds.com
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Posted by admin on June 21st, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Sunday June 20 2010
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Our thanks to Jon Bruner, Forbes.com, and Survivalblog.com
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Please check out this fascinating interactive map: Where Americans Are Moving. If you click on an individual move segment, it shows the average income level of those moving. As an interesting example, click on Teton County, Wyoming. Wow! (Could this be, [...]
Posted by admin on June 20th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Thursday June 10 2010
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Posted by admin on June 9th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Saturday June 5 2010
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Our thanks to Marilyn Zelinsky-Syarto and ShelterPop.com
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Baking soda, boiling water, and aluminum foil clean tarnished silver-plated heirlooms. Photo: Noricum, Flickr
Baking soda isn’t just for deodorizing your fridge or for cooking: We explore he many joys of using baking soda around the house.
How can baking soda be good for cleaning, [...]
Posted by admin on June 4th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Tuesday June 1 2010
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Our thanks to Roxanne Griswold and James Wesley, Rawles
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Sea Salt–An Indispensable Commodity for Uncertain Times, by Roxanne Griswold
When we think about setting aside emergency supplies, most of us would agree that preserved food and purified water are the essentials and everything else is secondary to these. [...]
Posted by admin on May 31st, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Friday May 28 2010
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Our thanks to consumer advocate Clark Howard
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Don’t accept or carry anything larger than a $20 bill
RIP-OFF ALERT: Clark Howard has a rule: He never carries anything larger than a $20 bill. Why? Because bills larger than that have a much higher chance of being counterfeit.
The Los Angeles [...]
Posted by admin on May 27th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Thursday May 27 2010
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Posted by admin on May 26th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Tuesday May 25 2010
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Our thanks to SurvivalBlog.com
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I would like your thoughts on something. I have been stocking up on silver for many years, but I’m wondering what you think will happen to the value of it at TEOTWAWKI(the end of the world as we know it). Here is my thinking, right now silver [...]
Posted by admin on May 24th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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Sunday May 16 2010
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Our thanks to Tod and Tod.fm
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An Unusual Way to Beat Inflation
By Tod
Inflation has all kinds of interesting consequences, and one of them is that you can sometimes profit from the distortions it creates. I’ll explain how to do that in an unusual way. You can actually take $100 worth [...]
Posted by admin on May 15th, 2010 under Answers, Credit Cards, Credit Reports, Debt, Identity Theft, Loans •
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