FeeX calls themselves the “Robin Hood of Fees”, and their goal is to help people avoid the “tyrrany of unfair fees” in their investments. Here’s a review.
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We’ve been using Ooma home phone service for over 6 months now. Would we still suggest that others use them as their primary home phone?
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Are you interested in learning how to pay off your mortgage early? Have you ever dreamt of what life would be like without a mortgage? What would you do without your monthly mortgage payment? Now that I’ve got you thinking, you are probably wondering how you can make this possible. To get you even more […]
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Investing well is about balancing risk and reward. The unprecedented challenges facing the world economy have many savers looking to reduce their exposure to risky investments and move towards those with lower risk. While it’s true that the amount of return you can get depends on how much risk (and losses) you are willing to […]
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“I think I’m paying around $50 per year.” That’s what I heard from one woman who actually paid a lot more on a variable annuity. A whole lot more. If you haven’t guessed it yet, I’m not a big fan of variable annuities. I’ve seen too many investors who were sold this horrible product â […]
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About four in 10 elementary school students bring lunch from home. But it’s not likely to be a good one, according to a 2014 study from Tufts University.
Not one of the lunchboxes examined met all five National School Lunch Program standards, and only 27 percent of the meals met at least three NSLP recommendations (fruits, vegetables, low- or nonfat dairy, whole grains, and meat or meat alternatives).
Almost 25 percent of the brought-from-home meals lacked an entrée and, instead, were made up of packaged snack foods and desserts. Only 5 percent of the meals contained any vegetables.<
While taking my daily scroll, I discovered an interesting question with even better answers. “What workplace etiquette do people need to keep or start doing?” Here are the top-voted responses. 1. Power Hours “I had a job once that instituted Power Hours. For example, from 2:00-4:00 in the afternoon, no one interrupts anyone or chats … Read more