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FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 23 Jan 07

Hello MyLot Professionals! I was wondering how you guys go about getting referrals for MyLot? Do you guys email your friends? Perhaps tell them in person? Put up signs? I put a post on my blog about MyLot and got a few...

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FrugalTrader Hey Jeff, Thanks for the great response. You're right, I haven't been marketing MyLot like I have AGLOCO. I think I will try emailing my friends who I think would be interested in a community like this. FT

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FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 24 Jan 07

When I was young, I really didn't enjoy reading. I'm not sure why that was the case, perhaps it was because I didn't like school, and reading reminded me of school. :) As I get older, I am finding that I'm picking up books a...

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FrugalTrader Yes, I was recently told about the DVD rentals, I had no idea! I'll have to check that out the next time I go out to the library. FT

24 Jan 07

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FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 7 Jan 07

My wife and I are fairly frugal, but not super frugal like some people I read about on the Internet. We take a common sense approach to spending where we try and divide our needs and wants. As I mentioned before, the strategy to...

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FrugalTrader Seems that you have your financial house in order! I'll bet that your family is well on their way to financial independence. Good for you. FT

17 Jan 07

FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 6 Jan 07

During the holiday season, I find that there is always time to sit down for a few hours and enjoy a good book. The book that I read over the holidays was on the topic of stock trading called: “Come into my Trading Room” by...

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FrugalTrader Thanks for the suggestions! I'm actually in the process of reading "Tradint for a living" by Dr. Elder. FT

9 Jan 07

FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 7 Jan 07

My wife and I are fairly frugal, but not super frugal like some people I read about on the Internet. We take a common sense approach to spending where we try and divide our needs and wants. As I mentioned before, the strategy to...

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FrugalTrader Walking is a great idea, but not feasible for all people esp. those who live far away from work. FT

7 Jan 07

FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader Is your husband the financial type? If so, explain to him the amount of money that he's spending on lunches. $10, 3 times / week is $1560/year which is an extra mortgage payment for most people!

6 Jan 07

FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader The food is only as healthy as the ingredients that you put into it. FT

6 Jan 07

FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader I don't understand why so many people dislike leftovers. Maybe the reason why your husband dislikes leftovers so much because you spoil him with your fresh cooked meals! :) So does your husband purchase lunches on a daily basis? You should let him know...

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akhileshpaliwal @akhileshpaliwal (45) • India 3 Jan 07

Hi Can you tell me some basic rules of investments in Stocks. I am new to this field and do not have much knowledge about the market.

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FrugalTrader The books can be purchased online or in store. Check out my site: http://www.MillionDollarJourney.com. On the left hand side, I have direct links to some of the books.

6 Jan 07

FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader I find a great easy way to save money is to pay yourself first. Assuming you are employed, take a portion of each paycheck and transfer it to a savings account that you won't touch unless it's an emergency. The trick is, set up your bank account so that the...

6 Jan 07

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FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader Thanks for the tip! I will check them out! Oh, and it is a LOT cheaper than them eating out. FT

6 Jan 07

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FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader How much do one of those foodsavers cost? Is it costly to maintain, refills etc? FT

6 Jan 07

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FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader Jonesy, Where I work, my co-workers eat out ALL the time. They're also the same co-workers that complain that they constantly have no money. :) FT

6 Jan 07

FrugalTrader @FrugalTrader (32) • Canada 5 Jan 07

I’d like to talk about a savings strategy that I use that saves me around $1300 / year (or more for some people). This simple strategy that a lot of people don’t use is brown bagging your lunch! If buying lunch everyday costs...

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FrugalTrader How do you find the FOODSAVER? Is it worth the money?

5 Jan 07

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