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The Money Life Network is a group of personal finance bloggers who have banded together to bring you great content designed to help you improve your finances and increase your quality of life. We have common goals, but we come from diverse backgrounds and unique perspectives. In addition our blogs tend to focus on different aspects of financial life which we think will keep things interesting.

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The Money Life Network member blogs:

Bible Money Matters [RSS] - Finances transformed by faith.

Free From Broke [RSS] - Exploring ways to keep us Free From Broke.

Milk Your Money [RSS] - Got Money? Milk the most from it…

My Investing Blog [RSS] - A blog about money: Getting it, keeping it, and growing it.

Prime Time Money [RSS] - Learn to Save Money, Get Out of Debt, and Live a Frugal Life.

SenseToSave.com [RSS] - Live a more frugal lifestyle!

RemodelingThisLife.com [RSS] - Simple. Frugal. Fabulous.

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  • User Gravatar no imageKen (Who am I?)
    April 18th, 2008 at 5:40 pm

    Great site and good luck reaching your goal :)

    Cheers,
    Ken

    Ken’s last blog post..Test

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  • User Gravatar no imageJamieson B Taylor (Who am I?)
    April 23rd, 2008 at 7:56 am

    what happens when you reach $1,000,000.00?

    remember aesop’s fable about the miser who buried his gold?

    dont get me wrong - this is a noble quest - but what happens after?

    anyway - one step at a time right? good luck!!

    Jamieson B Taylor’s last blog post..Didnt Know All This Would Unfold

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  • User Gravatar no imagehank (Who am I?)
    April 23rd, 2008 at 4:50 pm

    @Ken - thanks!

    @Jemieson B Taylor - thanks for stopping by! When I reach my short term goal of 1MIL, I’ll likely bump it up to 2MIL by another date. Putting a timeframe around a goal makes it a “SMART goal” and keys on the “T” for timely. If you don’t have a timeframe, how do you know when you’re there? :)

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  • User Gravatar no imagejamieson b taylor (Who am I?)
    April 23rd, 2008 at 8:56 pm

    agreed - how will you know when you are there? when is enough enough?

    i guess this is why poets will never have a lot of money and misers will ne’er be poets

    at the end of the day its really about “value” isnt it? how will you “value” your life? how will you “spend” your most valuable commodity - time? every breath you “spend” is worth more than all the money in the world isnt it?

    its not that i dont admire what you are out to do - its just that i dont understand - pls dont take offense - pls help me to understand - what does this quest mean to you?

    jamieson b taylor’s last blog post..Didnt Know All This Would Unfold

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  • User Gravatar no imagehank (Who am I?)
    April 24th, 2008 at 7:52 am

    Hey Jamieson - no offense taken at all. :) Funny story, I actually have written a LOT of poetry in my day. I grew up pretty poor (click this link to see my story) and never really got any good financial advice.

    When is enough enough? When I’ve got a strong enough financial education that I can support my growing family and not worry about living paycheck to paycheck. It’s possible, and I would prefer it; heck, by 2020, $1,000,000 will likely not be enough.

    All in all it is about financial education. I could barely balance my checkbook before starting in on this path…

    Hope that helps!
    hank

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  • User Gravatar no imageRichard Wilson (Who am I?)
    July 27th, 2008 at 5:25 pm

    Hello,

    How could I join the Money Life Network? I blog exclusively on hedge funds and I have posted over 500 articles on this niche subject now. How could I apply?

    Richard
    Rich4495@aol.com

    Richard Wilson’s last blog post..Syndicated Bank Loans

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  • User Gravatar no imagehank (Who am I?)
    August 14th, 2008 at 7:19 am

    @Richard - Sign up to be considered for membership on the MoneyLifeNetwork homepage!

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