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    Category: Save Money

    A 30 Day Save Money Challenge

    As the mornings get progressively cooler, we know that fall is coming and the holiday season will be coming close on its heels. Many of…

    Dr. Maria James September 10, 2014
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    Money and Life Lessons Learned from Moving

    I STRONGLY dislike moving. I moved every year in college and was happy when I moved into a real apartment. However, I inevitably needed to…

    Dr. Maria James September 3, 2014
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    Saving and Being Money Savvy While Visiting

    The time for college drop offs and last summer vacations is fast approaching. It can be very tempting and seem almost unavoidable to spend a…

    Dr. Maria James August 14, 2014
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    Make The Most Out of Tax Free Weekend

    Here in the U.S., summer is quickly coming to a close. Many great things happen around this time, one of which is Tax Free Weekend.…

    Dr. Maria James July 30, 2014
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    Frugality is Important to Wealth

    Money management requires some discipline. Personal finance is 80% behavior and 20% knowledge, so that behavior needs to include some discipline about spending, saving and…

    Dr. Maria James May 21, 2014
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    Where Should I Put My Emergency Fund?

    Everyone needs an emergency fund. The money you save for a rainy day or unexpected expenses is your emergency fund. Say the windshield cracks, you…

    Dr. Maria James May 14, 2014
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    Why Your 401(k) Isn’t Enough!

    No matter your age you hear about 401(k)s and IRAs, retirement investment accounts. You hear over and over that you need to be ready for…

    Dr. Maria James April 23, 2014
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    Is Dave Ramsey Unrealistic?

    Dave Ramsey is known for stating that you shouldn’t borrow money, at all. If you can’t make the purchase with the income or cash you…

    Dr. Maria James April 17, 2014
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    10 Actions Needed for Financial Freedom

    The terms financial freedom and financial independence generally refer to the same concept or ideal. However, individuals consider them to mean different things. For some…

    Dr. Maria James March 26, 2014
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    How to Save Money on Holiday Travel

    Holiday season is the one of the busiest if not the busiest time of the year to travel. Of course, you’re spending money on tickets…

    Dr. Maria James December 5, 2013
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    • 10 Key Financial Wellness Tips for CEOs: Summary of the ā€œNavigating Employee Financial Stressā€ Series
      Over the past few weeks, the Navigating Employee Financial Stress blog series on Pocket of Money has explored what many executives overlook but every team feels: the hidden toll of financial pressure in the workplace. From data-driven insights to personal stories, we’ve unpacked how financial stress quietly undermines productivity, engagement, and even retention. Now, we’re…
    • Should I Save, Invest, or Pay Off Debt?
      One of the most common questions in personal finance is whether to save, invest, or pay off debt. Each of these actions has its own benefits, but the best choice often depends on your financial situation, goals, and even your age.  Let’s explore the key financial milestones and conditions that can help you decide which…
    • Part 10: Navigating Employee Financial Stress – A Turning Point
      Chapter 10: A Turning Point Before you start, have you read the previous chapters? Chapter 1: The First Signs of Trouble Chapter 2: A Tough Meeting with Leadership Chapter 3: A Heart-to-Heart with Employees Chapter 4: A Personal Reflection Chapter 5: The Breaking Point – A Key Employee Resigns Chapter 6: Shareholder Pressure Increases Chapter…
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