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Mixed Up Money
URL: https://mixedupmoney.com/
Twitter: @MixedUpMoney
Country: Canada
Rank in the All-Star Money Directory: #40
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October 29th
July 2nd
What If One Dollar Was Worth One Use?
Any time you buy a product, the value should always even out to $1.00 per usage. After all, why would we spend $150 on a pair of jeans if we weren’t planning on wearing them at least 150 times?
June 14th
Screw Traditional Milestones
You do not have to purchase a house to make the city you live in (or stay in) your home. Your home is wherever you feel happy and comfortable. A home is still a home whether you rent or own.
March 3rd
Choose Your Financial Vice
You need to give yourself the freedom to choose which parts of your variable expenses are most important to you… Financial vices are only vices if you don’t prepare for them.
January 29th
How to Negotiate Monthly Bills
If you didn’t know, you can (and should) negotiate nearly every single bill you pay. From credit card bills to cable bills, they’re all negotiable.