Financial
I am not endorsing any of these companies.
I realize that others may choose to invest in other
companies than I do, so I have listed several companies
with which I have had no personal experience.
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Taxes
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Cash
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The US Mint
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Where's George
is a web site where you can track your money, provided
other people participate too.
If you get a bill with www.wheresgeorge.com stamped
or written on it, you can go there, enter the serial
number, and see where this bill has been. If you
register then they will e-mail you when "your" bill(s)
are reported by others.
This makes use of Cookies, and if you are like me
and don't like the idea of someone soaking up your
hard drive space with useless cookies and therefore
have them turned off, they have a
Cookie Free Page.
They claim that they don't sell your e-mail address to
spammers.
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Credit Reports
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AnnualCreditReport.com
- get a copy of your credit report from the big 3
credit reporting agencies below. Note: The web sites
of two of the 3 only work with PCs. Do yourself a
favor and print to a
PDF
so that over the coming
year, if you need to print another copy before
the year is up, you can.
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FreeCreditReport.com isn't free.
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Nebraska Credit Freeze
- the state of Nebraska allows you to put a freeze on new
lines of credit being opened in your name.
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Consumer Credit
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Banks, Credit Unions, etc.
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Stocks, Bonds, similar investments
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Exchange Rates
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Financial Advice
Dave Ramsey
has a radio show where he gives advice about debt and
investments, etc. He also has an excellent series of
classes you can take called "Financial Peace University".