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Blog Post:
Preparing for the New Year’s Celebration? A Glance at 2012
DovHoffman
As we close out 2011, it's time to consider plans for your New Year's celebration. Traditional festivities include social gatherings, dancing, eating, drinking, and watching the ball drop with family and/or friends. In preparing this post, I was initially going to write an article with recommendations...
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Thu, Dec 29 2011
Blog Post:
A Review of the Past 12 Months with 6 Key Takeaways
DovHoffman
In all honesty, taking a moment to review the past 12 months seems like a chore. Why, you may ask? Being a child that grew up in the 90's and a young adult who is now living through the 21 st century's technological advances would suffice as an adequate answer. Who would've thought that you could request...
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Fri, Dec 23 2011
Blog Post:
3 Important Lessons Which I Have Learned
DovHoffman
From the moment I graduated back in May 2010 I've spent a great deal of time speaking with those older than myself. Wiser, more experienced individuals you could say. Early on in my collegiate career I realized that there are many people out there in the world who we can all learn from. Whether it is...
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Thu, Dec 15 2011
Blog Post:
Feast with the Pilgrims – Reasons to be Thankful
DovHoffman
Each year there are routine events which take place, leading up to Thanksgiving. The leaves change colors, the weather gets colder, and the first three Thursdays of November pass us by. And then, on the fourth Thursday, it's Thanksgiving! As a holiday where our focus is on turkey, gravy, and stuffing...
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Thu, Nov 17 2011
Blog Post:
A Pirate, A Witch and an Astronaut – Boo! Planning a Budget-Friendly Halloween Party
DovHoffman
With the change of seasons, now is the time to plan the perfect Halloween party. Keeping this party budget-friendly can be difficult, but will pay off when the rest of the holidays round the corner. Having been a party host in the past, I can relay some tips that I've learned to help you manage your...
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Thu, Oct 20 2011
Blog Post:
Don't let the Season Scare Away Your Budget
DovHoffman
Welcome to fall! It is time to pull out your sweaters, find your Halloween costumes and begin planning that epic Thanksgiving meal. This is also the season of holiday shopping. There is no other time of year where sticking to your budget is more important, but so many of us chicken out and abandon our...
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Thu, Oct 6 2011
Blog Post:
Gearing Up for the Big Move Without Blowing Your Budget
DovHoffman
In my July post, 4 th of July Fireworks - Explosion! How Has Your Year Been? , I discussed the celebration of my own independence. The big move as I relocated from living in Mom's basement to my own apartment. Don't get me wrong, Mom was a great roommate but it had to happen at some point. Sunday, July...
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Thu, Sep 22 2011
Blog Post:
Make Sure to Finish Strong
DovHoffman
In a 5K, a marathon, or any other race, finishing strong doesn't mean outrunning all of the other runners or sprinting hard for the last mile. According to Runner's World , finishing strong means maintaining your pace throughout the race-particularly over the last third, while others are slowing down...
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Thu, Sep 8 2011
Blog Post:
The 4 Principals of Fiscally Responsible Gift Giving
DovHoffman
Okay, it may be because my birthday is approaching, but I'd say it's a safe assumption that we all enjoy receiving presents. Throughout the year, there are many reasons for both giving and receiving gifts. Birthdays, holidays, anniversaries, special occasions, hostess gifts, or just a plain old pick...
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Mon, Aug 29 2011
Blog Post:
9 Simple Ways to Kick-Start Your Savings Every Day
DovHoffman
You might be able to relate to this post. Actually, I'm almost positive that you will. With my recent transition from college, I'm living on my own, working in my first "real" job, and enjoying my sense of freedom. On top of all this, I have a desire to save money. So, how do you make it happen? Well...
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Thu, Aug 25 2011
Blog Post:
Finances 101 for Recent College Grads
DovHoffman
If you're a recent college graduate, you may feel that there's room for improvement in your financial situation. This may be your first experience with managing your finances all on your own, so it is smart to think ahead and have a plan. I have been out of school for a year now and have few best practices...
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Thu, Aug 11 2011
Blog Post:
4th of July Fireworks – Explosion! How Has Your Year Been?
DovHoffman
The fourth of July is a holiday in America that celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. 235 years ago, we declared our independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain. This day is known to Americans as the 4 th of July, July 4 th , as well as Independence Day . More than six months...
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Thu, Jul 14 2011
Blog Post:
A Change In Diet Can Extend Your Life
DovHoffman
Now, I'm not a nutritionist by practice or by degree, but I'm aware that a change in diet can help extend your life. For the average individual, there's always room for improvements to your current diet, and you'll feel a lot better if you move forward with these changes. I personally try to keep a balanced...
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Thu, Jun 30 2011
Blog Post:
Fast Forward, Pause, Rewind, Play.The Remote Is In Your Hand.
DovHoffman
Personally, I've always been a fan of Yiddish Proverbs . One that comes to mind and relates to this particular article is Mentsch tracht, Gott lacht (translation: Man plans, God laughs). The meaning behind this specific proverb is that man can plan all he wants, but only God actually knows the final...
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Thu, Jun 16 2011
Blog Post:
Would Winning the Lottery Change Your Future?
DovHoffman
I'm not too sure what your life aspirations are, but would winning the lottery change your future? Although I can't answer this question for you, I can give you my feedback and share thoughts related to this. If you've read some of my previous posts , you know that I've worked since I was 15. That's...
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Thu, Jun 2 2011
Blog Post:
To Vacation or Staycation; That Is The Question
DovHoffman
In the 1600s, William Shakespeare wrote Hamlet, which is one of the most well-known plays in today's society. Hamlet includes a very famous quote in literature, which is recognized throughout the world - "to be or not to be; that is the question." With gas prices on the rise (locally the average gas...
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Thu, May 19 2011
Blog Post:
Summertime and the Livin’s Easy
DovHoffman
In 1972, "School's Out" became Alice Cooper's first major hit single and it eventually climbed to #7 on the Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart. The song was referring to school's out for summer . On May 19, 2010, in my personal life, school was out for, well, forever . At least for now. I graduated...
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Thu, May 5 2011
Blog Post:
Budget, Not Just A Car Rental Company
DovHoffman
The summer before my junior year in college, I experienced my first internship. As the program described, I was in a position to succeed immediately. I learned how to: Run a multi-million dollar business Maximize profits Motivate a team of professionals while having fun along the way Take one guess what...
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Thu, Apr 21 2011
Blog Post:
Five Steps Closer to Becoming a Millionaire
DovHoffman
Do you recall some of your birthday gifts as a kid? Did you receive a G.I. Joe action figure, a Hot Wheels car, or a basketball? You may have also gotten a few checks or cash from family members. As a youngster, I thought $50 was such a large amount of money. In all fairness, for a 7-year old it is....
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Thu, Apr 7 2011
Blog Post:
Why You Should Quit…
DovHoffman
We can all admit that it's a lot easier to point out negative attributes in our peers than to look at the positive actions these individuals are taking. Throughout the day, most of us cast judgments on others, despite being harsh and unfair. Maybe the sales clerk doesn't ring you up as quickly as you...
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Thu, Mar 24 2011
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