Gary Dek is a contributor to Gajizmo.com and is always looking for ways to make and invest money. Gary previously worked for an internet company on their M&A team, as well as investment banking and private equity firms in California. Some of life’s necessities, like homes and arguably cars, cost more than most people can save in 5 [...]

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The following is a guest post by CollegeMom, who is a staff writer at ConsumerFu.com She has a background in commercial banking and is an expert at raising children on a budget. She and her husband live on four acres of old farmland with their two dogs, one cat and enough gardens to feed them [...]

The following is a guest post from Simon Cunningham who is the editor of LendingMemo.com, a site devoted to heralding the amazingness of peer to peer lending. Imagine it is Monday morning. You just had a great Sunday with your family, doing chores around the house and watching a movie together. But now you are [...]

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The worst of the financial crisis and housing downturn is behind us, according to a recent report. Online marketing company RealtyTrac, says the number of home foreclosures in 2012 was 1.8 million. This figure is down 2.7% from 2011, and a whopping 36% from 2010. Despite the improving foreclosure data, many regions of the country [...]

DIY home projects are not for the faint of heart. They require extreme patience, determination, and time. If you have these things, you can save yourself alot of money-especially when you start thinking about selling your home. The bathroom is one of the easiest rooms in your house because it’s usually the smallest. Redoing a [...]