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February 14, 2022 Investing for Retirement

Inflation Is BAD For Retirement

Trying to pay the bills on a fixed income has turned into a difficult task in 2022. My girlfriend recently had to quit her job for medical reasons. She was bringing in about $450 each week. That amounts to $1800 that we won’t have to help pay our bills each

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February 1, 2022 Investing for Retirement

January 2022 Investing Update

For the month of January, the DOW lost 1207 points. It would have been a lot worse if not for the 971 point gain in the last two trading days of the month. My investments decreased by 3% during the month. Interest and dividend income was $1025 for the month.

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January 26, 2022 Reselling

USPS Driver Lost My Package

On January 8th I was excited to get my first Ebay sale of 2022. The last 3 months have been very slow for me on Ebay. Any hope I had of making a side income from reselling was crushed when shipping prices went up in early 2021. I lost interest

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January 23, 2022 Money Saving Tips

How I saved 20% on my grocery bill

With a two-person household budget of $200 per month for food, I have to take advantage of every special offer I can find. We have had to cut out most red meat except for hamburger and an occasional package of stew meat. We do the majority of our grocery shopping

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January 3, 2022 Investing for Retirement

December 2021 Investing Update

For the month of December, the DOW gained 1758 points. That was a gain of 328 from the previous month. My investments increased by 1.8% during the month. Interest and dividend income was $16,858 for the month. As expected, the end-of-year dividend payouts were very good this year. For the

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December 25, 2021 Money Saving Tips

Best Microsoft Office Alternative

For the past two years I’ve been using a Microsoft Office alternative that costs 70% less than a subscription to Microsoft 365. It all started after I was laid off from my tech job. The company I was with provided a free subscription to Microsoft Office for employees to use

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