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a financial blog for the not-so-nine-to-fiver
Student Loan
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Currently: PAID OFF!!
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Goal:
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$18,000 $0
About Me
- PiggyBankBlues
- brooklyn, nyc, United States
- novelist for hire, retired bartender, fired waitress, freelance hustler, closet financial guru with zero liability, filipina-american buffalo bred and brooklyn burrowed
PiggyBankBlues is a financial blog for the not-so-nine-to-fiver.
It's all about using the run-on sentence to help people like downtown waitresses, uptown grad students, brooklyn bartenders, and artists on the run, spend, save, and retire in style.
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Blog Archive
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2008
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March
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- Housing Bust = Higher Rent
- Credit Crisis: A Who's Who Guide
- Saner Savings
- Warren Buffett's FICO Score
- Spending $100 million
- SNL - Suze Orman Show (2nd attempt...)
- Shop 'til you Drop- A Lesson in Math
- The American Euro
- Keeping Credit Cards Active (by giving away money)
- Eliot Spitzer's Moral Hazard
- Tori Spelling's Credit Card Problem
- Economy Sheds Employment Numbers
- February Net Worth
- Carnival of Money Stories: Edition #49
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March
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Relevant & Random Links
- Always the Planner
- An English Major's Money
- Ask Dong
- Bankrate
- Barbara's Blog
- Blixity
- Bookish on a Budget
- Boston Gal's Open Wallet
- Brooklyn Art Project
- Brooklyn Vegan
- Brown Eyed Girl and Money
- Brownstoner
- Chowhound
- Consumerist
- Eater
- Economical Academic
- Feminist Finance
- Feministe
- Feministing
- financial calculators
- Five Cent Nickel
- Frugal Zeitgeist
- Gothamist
- Hrag Vartanian
- Iowa Hippie Chick
- Kiva
- Marketplace
- MFA or Bust
- Mrs. Micah
- My Open Wallet
- pfblogs.org
- Project Gutenberg
- Property Grunt
- Queercents
- Sallie's Niece
- Saving For A Home Of My Own
- Secret History of the Credit Card
- Tenured Radical
- The Finwikian
- The Interpreted World
- The Starlette
- Tulip
- Waiter Rant
- wpersonalfinance
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Yooo-Hooo (aka Disclaimer)
this is a personal blog about my own forays into finance and what i'm learning along the way. i'm not a professional, nor do i play one on tv. this blog is filled with lots of personal opinions and absolutely no financial advice. as in all things related to personal finance, please do due diligence before you invest. seek the advice of a professional certified financial planner, then dance the night away.
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- airlines (4)
- Apple (2)
- art and culture (13)
- asset allocation (2)
- bankruptcy (1)
- Barbara Ehrenreich (3)
- black gold (3)
- Bonds (1)
- books (7)
- Budget (5)
- Bush (1)
- Carnival of Money Stories (1)
- cheap eats (1)
- China (1)
- class (2)
- college (1)
- credit card debt (5)
- credit card interest rate (2)
- credit cards (8)
- credit score (3)
- digressions (8)
- Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (2)
- DRIPs (1)
- economics (13)
- economy (15)
- emergency fund (3)
- financial clusterbuck 2008 (7)
- financial planning (2)
- food (4)
- food crisis (2)
- free events (7)
- frugality (25)
- giving back (2)
- Gov. David Patterson (1)
- health care (1)
- Hillary Clinton (1)
- Index Funds and ETFs (2)
- Investing (5)
- library fodder (5)
- moral hazard (1)
- net worth (7)
- news roundup (1)
- NYC (8)
- Piggy Bank Blues (13)
- politics (9)
- Real Estate (4)
- recession (3)
- restaurant and bar industry (6)
- retirement (7)
- Roth IRA (7)
- Savings (8)
- sexism (1)
- shopping (7)
- snowball calculator (1)
- sovereign wealth funds (2)
- Stocks (3)
- student loans (4)
- subprime meltdown (1)
- target funds (1)
- taxes (2)
- technology (3)
- travel (4)
- US dollar (6)
- Warren Buffet (3)
- work (3)
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7 comments:
The video is no longer available :(
argh. I so want to see this! They don't have it up on the SNL site yet and it looks like they yanked it from youtube. If I find one, I'll let you know.
ohhh, man! sorry about that :(
found another one, hopefully it will remain up and running for a while-- enjoy :)
LOVED IT! Laughed out loud at work!
LOL! I love this! The Can I Afford It? part is so true! She'll tell people they can't afford it who have tons of money and other people with no money, she says they can afford it!
Too funny.
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