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Bucket lists? Why?

I’ve never quite grasped the concept of a bucket list. When people say, “I want to do this or that because it’s on my bucket list,” I find it hard to relate. To me, having a list of things you want to do before you die seems like a waste of time. If there’s something […]

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The Road not taken

 “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost is often misunderstood as a poem that celebrates individualism and the idea of forging one’s own path in life. However, a closer reading of the poem reveals that this interpretation is too simplistic. The speaker of the poem faces a choice between two paths and ultimately chooses the […]

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Don’t buy if you don’t need it

As we move toward the summer holiday, my final thoughts for a while on spending. The statement “the best way to not spend money is to not buy things you don’t really want or really need” is a great piece of advice to follow if you want to control your spending habits. One of the […]

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Should you buy no-name or brand name products?

While name-brand products may have a certain appeal or reputation, it’s important to consider whether the extra cost is truly worth it. In many cases, the only difference between name-brand and generic products is the label and packaging, and the quality and effectiveness of the product itself are the same. There may be certain situations […]

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Should I buy used or new?

The idea of not buying anything new and opting to buy used items instead is commonly referred to as “buying second-hand” or “thrifting.” This approach can be a great way to save money, reduce your environmental impact, and support sustainable consumption practices. When you buy used items, you are giving them a new life and […]

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Swiftest Dad

Here are three jokes with the same lead line, Happy Father’s Day to all the fastest dads out there. Three youngsters were in a spirited debate to determine who had the swiftest dad. The first kid boasted, “My dad can run a mile in just four minutes!” The second kid countered, “Well, my dad can […]

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Tracking savings and spending in a tough economy

 Savings fundamentals are the basic principles and practices that form the foundation for successful saving. You should have specific goals in mind for what you want to save for, whether it’s a down payment on a house, an emergency fund, or retirement. You should track your income and expenses to determine how much money you […]

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‘Should you use a Travel Agent to book your vacation?

Summer is coming up fast and some of us are considering travel as an option. Some of us will book our own trips but others will consider using a travel agent. I am inclined to use a travel agent to book my travel. Travel agents are trained professionals who have extensive knowledge and experience in the […]

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20 things seniors can do that are inexpensive

 When it comes to entertainment, imagination is often a great substitute for currency.  When was the last time you went on a picnic? Tried out the swings at the local park? Parked your car at a scenic overlook? Went to the zoo? Went hiking? Camping? Played card or board games? I bet if we thought […]

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20 things seniors can do that are inexpensive

 When it comes to entertainment, imagination is often a great substitute for currency.  When was the last time you went on a picnic? Tried out the swings at the local park? Parked your car at a scenic overlook? Went to the zoo? Went hiking? Camping? Played card or board games? I bet if we thought […]

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