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Archive for March, 2008

27
Mar

Economic stimulus check is on the way.

I was reading a newspaper online the other day and came across an article explaining when and how I was going to receive my “economic stimulus” tax refund.  According to my social security number, my check will be mailed to me on May 9.  We should get $1800, $600 each for my wife and I and $300 each for my two children.  While $1800 is not a huge amount of money, it is a nice chunk of change to throw at our debt.

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Posted in Budget, Extra income, Finances by: Bad Spender
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23
Mar

Where have I been?

Sadly I have been taking my own advice regarding employment and have been looking for it.

I was downsized a couple of weeks ago and have been scrambling to find employment.

The loss of my job was unexpected and obviously my family and I are in no position to take our time looking for work as you can imagine.

I have several really nice offers on the table, but none that would pay me the salary I was making with my last employer.  We aren’t panicing yet as we have several sources of outside income but debt repayment will be severly hampered as I decide what to do with my career next.

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Posted in Employment by: Bad Spender
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