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Move Your Money
An interesting perspective on local vs big banks and what you should do with your money. For more, go to http://moveyourmoney.info
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The Good Consumer
Bonfire of the Brands author Neil Boorman’s short film for buy nothing day 2008. Regardless what the government, the economists and the brands say – it is our absolute right to save rather than spend money. We funded the boom, … Continue reading
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How the markets really work
John Bird and John Fortune (the Long Johns) brilliantly, and accurately, describing the mindset of the investment banking community in this satirical interview. So much truth in it.
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The Story of Stuff – Chapter 5 – Consumption
While I think she is a little over a top with a few things this is an interesting look at being a consumer and consumption.
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What to do with your government refund check
The federal government is sending the majority of US citizens a $600 – $1,200 rebate to help stimulate the US economy. If we spend that money at Wal-Mart, the money will go to China.. If we spend it on gasoline … Continue reading
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Secret History of the Credit Card
A PBS special by Frontline – Secret History of the Credit Card Its almost an hour in length but a good watch. I am also a ‘dead beat’ like Ben Stein paying off the one credit card I use, weekly. … Continue reading
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Wise Use of Credit Developing Financial Responsibility
I got to get me one of those learning machines.
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Most College Students Lack Skills
Nearing a diploma, most college students cannot handle many complex but common tasks, from understanding credit card offers to comparing the cost per ounce of food. Those are the sobering findings of a study of literacy on college campuses, the … Continue reading
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