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How to Start Smart Financially in 2010

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With the end of the year upon us, it's time for all of those resolutions for 2010.
While you should be ignoring any "hot stocks" to invest in in the new year, 2010 does provide you the opportunity to get on your game and get your money organized.
For real.

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Why 2010 Doesn't Matter to Your Finances

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It's December, so it's time for all of those lists of what you should do with your money in 2010.
Do me a favor: ignore all of that advice. It doesn't apply to you.
The writers "advising" you in these lists don't know your financial situation.
They don't know how badly you're in debt. They don't know that [...]

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Weekend Linkage: Year End Moves, Tax Tips and Financial Setbacks

With December officially underway, everyone is taking a look at the year that was — and what they can do to finish off on the right step.
Should you max out your Roth IRA? Does it make sense to cash in some losing stocks to write it off on your taxes? Are there any government credits [...]

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Best of Automatic Finances: October/November 2009

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Let me start this post off with an apology.
If you've been regularly visiting Automatic Finances, or subscribe via our RSS feed or Twitter, you've certainly noticed that the number of posts has slowed down. Significantly.
Quite frankly, it's my fault. I've been lax about updating the site throughout the past month, as a number of (thankfully, [...]

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Ask the Readers: Have You Gone Paperless?

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In the age of online banking and digital record-keeping, it's more convenient than ever to stop collecting piles of statements, receipts and even your bills. But that doesn't mean people are ready to make such a change.
A paperless financial lifestyle is easier said than done, but it's accessible to just about anyone who wants it. [...]

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How to Prevent Debt Using Financial Automation

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If there's anything we can learn from this economy, it's that getting into debt isn't necessary to live the life we need. But if you're used to living a life of credit and debt, how can you ensure you won't get stuck in it again?
By automating your finances, you can prevent yourself from getting into [...]

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Weekend Linkage: Coupons, Credit Scores and Cut Backs

Do you know the best way to boost your credit score? In this economy, as our friends in the media love to say, it's not easy to get your credit score high — and then keep it there.
Visual Economics, who created the amazing graphics on paychecks and credit cards, offers these 4 tips for maintaining [...]

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