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How to trade stocks online

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Guest / October 22nd, 2013 / No Comments

This is a Guest Post. Interested in Guest Posting with us? Check out our policy and get in touch! Now that you’re set up to trade stocks online, how do you actually go about executing the order and becoming the proud holder of the first stock in your dividend empire? Well, luckily buying and selling shares online is easy as long as you follow these general guidelines. Photo Credit: via Flickr Pick...

Updates: October 13-19

CF / October 19th, 2013 / 1 Comment

Yikes – Brian’s not here and I have to do an update post? That’s right… due to an incredible two week long head-cold-flu-angry-stomach-issue, I did not end up going to Europe. Big sad face 🙁 I’ll be able to use the majority of the money I paid on an alternate ticket (thanks KLM!) but it still sucks that I’m going to be missing out this time around. Sighhhhh. Photo...

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Jumping in to online investing

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Guest / October 18th, 2013 / 3 Comments

This is a Guest Post. Interested in Guest Posting with us? Check out our policy and get in touch! Frugality and saving money are important steps towards financial independence – but what’s next? Eventually, you’re going to have to figure out where all your hard earned money should be going in order to reach your financial goals. A savings account is great, but interest rates won’t...

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Student loans…One year later

CF / October 14th, 2013 / 15 Comments

I started paying off my student loans one year ago in November 2012. Technically, this is the second round of repayment for me, due to my second degree, but it still marks the first year of my first aggressive attempt to pay it down. I started with about $27,000 in student loans at 5.5% interest, calculated daily. When I started repayment, my daily interest charge was well over $4. That’s...

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