We love Money magazine, and have been reading it for years. But recently, we had a good laugh at the publication’s expense. When our subscription neared its end, we received a renewal order form telling us it was time to pay up if we wanted to keep receiving the magazine. The mag was offering a […]
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We are delighted—no, tickled—to announce that Three Rivers Press, a division of Random House, has agreed to publish our personal finance book for independent workers. More details can be found in a recent post. What can we say? We're excited to bring our message to a national book audience. -
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