“A house is a home when it shelters the body and comforts the soul.” – Phillip Moffitt
For most people, the idea of home ownership is irresistible.
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It’s January, which means it’s time to begin filling out your FAFSA (free application for federal student aid).
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About a year and a half ago I unexpectedly lost my health insurance coverage.
As you may have read in my posts about transitioning on the job, the client I was working with when I transitioned initially told me they could accept the revelation that I was a transitioning Transsexual.
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Your financial goals shouldn’t be hampered by your search for your nightly, weekly, yearly, or life long partner.
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Actually I would hope none of us here do this but you never know… I’m talking about those who habitually toss pennies out the car window so they don’t have to deal with them.
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Ramon Johnson is the gay lifestyle guide at About: Gay Life, a New York Times Company. The commentary, advice, and resources Ramon provides outlines the essentials of what it means to be gay and “how to live a better gay life.
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“People are very worried about this winter,” said Ann Heidenreich, executive director of the nonprofit Community Energy Services in Canton, New York.
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Besides Roland, has anyone else grown weary of PayPal (and its big brother eBay)? Thanks to Curve Magazine for letting its readers know there’s an alternative:
There’s a reason your lesbian friends are switching from PayPal to Revolution MoneyExchange… Revolution MoneyExchange provides users with a secure, PIN-protected account.
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Welcome to the weekend readers! I hope everyone had a wonderful New Year’s celebration full of fun times and fun people.
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Everyone has their own money story. The basic principle of personal finance is that it’s, well, personal.
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Planet Out has a rather fun writeup on common gay dating myths. My favorite is here:
2. If you pay for dinner, you should get sex.
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Thanks to Mombian for pointing out that Bush signed a gay rights bill:
Call it a Christmas present for gay and lesbian couples.
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It’s officially a New Year, and many of us are setting goals for ourselves. Aside from the financial goals I’ve set (save more, cut my food costs, plan my wedding on a tight budget), I’m also setting a goal of loosing 30 pounds.
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A Happy New Year to all the supporters of Queercents! We’ll be back tomorrow with our regular scheduled programming.
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From the time I was a small child I’ve had what my mother has always considered to be uncanny luck.
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For many trans folks and butch women, binding is an every day process, one that can be expensive and sometimes painful.
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For the past 6 months, we’ve been talking about different ways to stretch your food dollar. But I have been remiss at actually sharing any tips about how to set a realistic food budget in the first place.
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We’re doing our best these days to cover a wider range of topics at Queercents. Two new writers have joined our fold… one to address the “personal” part of personal finance and another writing for readers running small businesses.
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“I chose my wife, as she did her wedding gown, for qualities that would wear well.” – Oliver Goldsmith
Hindsight is always 20/20, and as I think back over my decade-old financial implosion, I’ve realized that one of the most important life decisions one makes is the selection of a mate.
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The holiday season is starting to wind down, and for those with a little festive spirit left in us, New Year’s Eve is creeping up.
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