A friend contacted me about the debt problems he has. While I know a lot about investments and alternative investments, I’m not an expert with defaulting on debt and the legal issues that come along with it. I figured a great way to help my friend was to contact my fellow Yakezie members and ask […]
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For those of you who have never heard of the “Big Dig”, I learned about it in business school. I graduated before the project reached completion. According to Wikipedia: “The Big Dig was the most expensive highway project in the U.S. and was plagued by escalating costs, scheduling overruns, leaks, design flaws, charges of poor […]
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After I was finished with grad school, I had a job lined up and was feeling pretty good. I moved into the city where my new job would be and was then informed that because of the downturn (this was in spring 09) that the project I was slated to be working on was being […]
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Kevin and Sam recently wrote great pieces about the taboos around money and revealing how much you make. They opened up a good discussion on why salaries are generally kept quiet and not revealed in daily conversation. But what about how much you spent on a car? For many people a car is seen as […]
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Someone once said, “If you’re coasting, you’re going downhill.” I couldn’t agree more because it takes hard work to get things done. If everybody knew nothing was impossible, there would be a lot more people working arduously towards their goals. I’d like to think that the Yakezie Network has proved positive collaboration leads to incredible […]
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I quit my job recently. It was done after a year-long agonizing decision period in which I went back and forth about whether to leave. When I announced that I quit on my blog, there was an outpouring of support and a few calls for full-time blogging. I’d love to blog full time, but there’s […]
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There are a million and one reasons to love the Yakezie, but one of the things that brings me back time and again is the vast amount of resources available on just about anything to do with Money Beagle. Whether it be something to do with the blog itself, a topic I want to write […]
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As much as we wish nothing would ever break or get screwed up, life just doesn’t work that way. Products aren’t made to last forever, people don’t show up when they said they would, and all kinds of things go wrong with service providers all the time. A glitch in the cable box messed up […]
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