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November 18, 2021 Money Saving Tips

Activating a Verizon Samsung S8

The phone arrived in a few days and was in perfect condition. No visible scratches, but the wear could be on the battery. The USB-C port allows this phone to be charged with the same charger that we use on our Apple iPad Pro. It’s been a few years since

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November 17, 2021 Investing for Retirement

What is Balanced Investing?

What is your investing style? That is one of the first questions an investment professional will ask you when you seek their advice. There are many terms that can be used to define an investing style: Aggressive, conservative, growth, value, active, passive. Another way to define an investment portfolio is

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November 15, 2021 Money Saving Tips

K-cup Paper Coffee Filters Review

If you have a Keurig single cup coffee maker you know about the challenge of finding affordable K-cups. The grocery store K-cups can cost as much as a dollar each. You can sometimes find them on sale for 50 cents each when you buy in bulk. My Keurig machine came

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November 8, 2021 Money Saving Tips

MN adjusting 540,000 Tax returns

Last week I received a letter from the Minnesota Department of Revenue. When I get a letter from either the State or Federal tax agency, it often feels like I just landed on Chance in Monopoly. You are either going to owe them money, or you are getting a refund.

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November 3, 2021 Money Saving Tips

Verizon Up Device Dollars

Verizon Up is a program for Verizon customers that offers a choice of a reward each month. The value of the rewards start at $3 and go up from there. The most expensive rewards are the Super Ticket Rewards. These are usually tickets to concerts and sporting events. There is

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November 1, 2021 Investing for Retirement

October 2021 Investing Update

For the month of October, the DOW gained 1559 points, recovering all of the loss from the previous month. My investments gained 2.57% during the month. Interest and dividend income was $4,138 for the month. The end of each quarter has higher dividends because of stocks and mutual funds that

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