Comments on: Mrs. Micah’s week review–good things happening! http://financefreelancelife.com/2007/09/15/mrs-micahs-week-review-good-things-happening/ Sat, 20 Mar 2010 15:34:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: SavingDiva http://financefreelancelife.com/2007/09/15/mrs-micahs-week-review-good-things-happening/#comment-61 SavingDiva Thu, 20 Sep 2007 16:23:00 +0000 http://financefreelancelife.com/?p=60#comment-61 I'm a big fan of the library too...<br/><br/>How do you like Quicken? I’m a big fan of the library too…

How do you like Quicken?

]]> By: Tim http://financefreelancelife.com/2007/09/15/mrs-micahs-week-review-good-things-happening/#comment-60 Tim Sun, 16 Sep 2007 02:29:00 +0000 http://financefreelancelife.com/?p=60#comment-60 Here's a random thought that barely relates. <br/><br/>Systems are usually set up to benefit the parties that set up the systems.<br/><br/>There are three options available to you if you happen to be one of the six billion or so parties in the world that didn't set up the systems.<br/><br/>1. Play within the system and most likely get screwed.<br/><br/>2. Work the system for your own benefit. <br/><br/>3. Opt out of the system.<br/><br/>Who says we need to rely so heavily on gasoline? People mowed lawns for hundreds of years before the internal combustion engine was created. People wore clothing for thousands of years before Tommy Hilfiger come along. I'll choose #2 or #3 every day of the week and twice on Sundays if I can. Here’s a random thought that barely relates.

Systems are usually set up to benefit the parties that set up the systems.

There are three options available to you if you happen to be one of the six billion or so parties in the world that didn’t set up the systems.

1. Play within the system and most likely get screwed.

2. Work the system for your own benefit.

3. Opt out of the system.

Who says we need to rely so heavily on gasoline? People mowed lawns for hundreds of years before the internal combustion engine was created. People wore clothing for thousands of years before Tommy Hilfiger come along. I’ll choose #2 or #3 every day of the week and twice on Sundays if I can.

]]> By: Anonymous http://financefreelancelife.com/2007/09/15/mrs-micahs-week-review-good-things-happening/#comment-59 Anonymous Sun, 16 Sep 2007 01:35:00 +0000 http://financefreelancelife.com/?p=60#comment-59 Great ideas. They say you should try to save up to 6 months of expenses for protection. If someone is laid off it takes about 6 months to get unemployment benefits from The employment development department in each state. Good expense cutter ideas too. They say powdered or canned milk that you add water too is great too. They work well for coffee creamer too. It is cheaper to grind your own coffee beans with a grinder. It makes the room smell good and it is very fresh I was told. They say to buy generic or store brand products in the store. We were taught this in home economics courses. They say take the unit price and divide by the amount to get the price per ounce or ect.. This way you can determine if the sales items are cheaper then the store or house brand. They say Cds and savings bonds are great investments because, they are safer then the stock market. One other idea people have spoke of is barter or trade for things. There are also helpful sights such as Craig's list (some people give away things they don't need there too) and freecycle. Good luck and have a great week!!!! Annette I am very happy good things are happening for you too!!! Great ideas. They say you should try to save up to 6 months of expenses for protection. If someone is laid off it takes about 6 months to get unemployment benefits from The employment development department in each state. Good expense cutter ideas too. They say powdered or canned milk that you add water too is great too. They work well for coffee creamer too. It is cheaper to grind your own coffee beans with a grinder. It makes the room smell good and it is very fresh I was told. They say to buy generic or store brand products in the store. We were taught this in home economics courses. They say take the unit price and divide by the amount to get the price per ounce or ect.. This way you can determine if the sales items are cheaper then the store or house brand. They say Cds and savings bonds are great investments because, they are safer then the stock market. One other idea people have spoke of is barter or trade for things. There are also helpful sights such as Craig’s list (some people give away things they don’t need there too) and freecycle. Good luck and have a great week!!!! Annette I am very happy good things are happening for you too!!!

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