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Celebrating Memorial Day 2013 and Links

Written by Kevin Mulligan 1 Comment

Memorial Day is a great long weekend for most people in the United States.

But the point isn’t to take a day off just to go to the lake for a cookout.

Memorial Day, originally titled Decoration Day, is to honor and remember the men and women of the United States Armed Forces who died during their service.  Take some time to think about that this weekend as you enjoy your time off.

Having an extra day off is a great time to get your finances straightened out. Here are some good reads for that:


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My Multiple Incomes | Understanding the Future of Your Credit Score After You Say ‘I Do’
Money Beagle | Pay Debt Away But Keep New Debt at Bay
Invest It Wisely | Tips to Find a Job You Really Love
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Bloomberg | The Most & Least Taxing States of 2013
Work Save Live | 5 Things to Consider Before Quitting Your Day Job
Financially Consumed | What’s In Your Homeowners Insurance Policy?

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About Kevin Mulligan

Kevin Mulligan is a debt reduction champion with a passion for teaching people how to budget and stay out of debt. He's building a personal finance freelance writing career and has written for RothIRA.com, Discover Bank, ING Direct, and many others.

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  1. KC @ genxfinance says

    May 28, 2013 at 11:24 am

    Hope you all had a good Memorial Day. We honor not only those in the armed forces who died but also those are still serving until today. Thanks for the links.

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