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Ben Popken commented on Quick, What Is This Woman Doing?
http://consumerist.com/5307154/Ben Popken wrote There are three variables that impact the total return investors receive from an investment: the amount saved, the return rate, and the amount of time invested. Most investors spend a good amount of time and effort trying to increase all
http://consumerist.com/5302487/ 11:29 AM on June 25, 2009
Ben Popken wrote 6 money mistakes newlyweds make [MSN Money] "Remember the 'for richer' part of your wedding vows? These financial pitfalls can keep you from fulfilling that pledge." Want a vacation? Deals are everywhere [Bankrate] "Here are six steps you can take to
http://consumerist.com/5302485/ 11:21 AM on June 25, 2009
Ben Popken wrote Like a tornado, the recession hits unevenly. One house might get turned into splinters, while another is left untouched. Similarily, one friend can still be afford salads and Starbucks for lunch every day while the other has to brown-bag it.
http://consumerist.com/5288355/ 11:07 AM on June 12, 2009
Ben Popken wrote So now there's a "Compensation Czar" to oversee the executive pay packages at banks that took TARP money. Here's an interview with the man behind this thankless job. [Marketplace]
http://consumerist.com/5288333/ 10:44 AM on June 12, 2009
Ben Popken commented on Comfort Wipe: For When You Just Can't Wipe Yourself Anymore
http://consumerist.com/5287396/Ben Popken wrote Kiplinger has a fun, albeit relatively easy, quiz that asks if various financial transactions are worth the cost — if you should you pay a little extra upfront in hopes of saving money — or hassle — in the future.
http://consumerist.com/5285712/ 8:49 AM on June 10, 2009