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Financial Ethic #4 (Part 5): What to Save For

Posted on November 30, 2011 by Nia Davenport

Now that we’ve addressed the subjects of why you should save, how to save, and getting your spouse on board with saving, let’s finish up this 4th Financial Ethic by addressing what to save for.  Financial Ethic #4 states:  “We … Continue reading →

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Financial Ethic #4 part 2: What’s the Point of Saving?

Posted on August 4, 2011 by Nia Davenport

I made the confession in the last post that I am not a natural saver.  However, over the years I’ve learned that there’s so much benefit in being a saver that I never want to go back to the empty-wallet … Continue reading →

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Financial Ethic #3 (part 2)

Posted on June 10, 2011 by Nia Davenport

“We will pay our debts promptly and seek to stay out of debt.  We will not co-sign for another’s debts.” [1] For our third Financial Ethic, we will continue to examine the topic of debt.  Since the statement above is … Continue reading →

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