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More Open Enrollment Considerations

In an earlier post, we talked about how we were dealing with choosing health insurance. We spent so much time and energy thinking about it so much that we almost forgot that we have two other types of insurance to consider: dental and vision. Her can choose from one of two dental PPO plans, which allows her to see any in-network or out-of-network dentist. Seeing an in-network dentist confers higher coverage compared to... Continue

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The holidays are on the horizon... what kind of shopper are you?

Last minute shopper?

Already done by August...

I shop after Thanksgiving

A little here, a little there

In and out in one day

last instant poll results

Are you decided on who you are voting for this election?

Yes 71%

No 29%

I'm not voting. 3%

What election? 4%

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Rachel
04/15/2008

I know it's the responsible thing to spend it repaying my credit card debt, BUT I'll slowly go insane if I don't spend it on some vacation instead. But kudos to you for being responsible Ted!

Ted
04/15/2008

I've got too much debt and not enough time for a vacay... my rebate AND my refund are going straight to credit cards :(

Rachel
04/10/2008

Isn't my tax rebate my "secret savings account" for my "free money"? Why spend it on something useful? vacation it is...


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I never thought of this before! Usually I just donate to Goodwill, but this might be a little more lucrative. Great idea!
Kelsey

I have a helmet now. A lovely gift for my birthday. But I wear it reluctantly.
Kelsey

No helmet?! What--are you saying you don't have anything worth protecting?
Philip

Absolutely. Our happiness is just as important as our money. (What's the fun of retirement if you're miserable and felt you never got to experience life?) I've never been a big shopper and it always seems to me that what I love one minute is something I want nothing to do with the next. But recently I began taking Karate lessons. The confidence, strength, inspiration, health, and joy I've acquired through these lessons have been a great value to me and I'm happy with the choice I made.
Beth

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