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Category Archives: Investing
Windows Freedom Round 2: HomeBank and JStock
This is just a stub of a future post regarding more progress in ditching MS Windows altogether. In a prior Windows-freedom post I covered my list of remaining programs that keeps me booting a virtual machine installation of Windows XP … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Investing, Linux
Tagged Banking, HomeBank, Investment tracking, JStock, Quicken, Stock management
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Silencing a Harbor Freight Item 93575 Safe
Harbor Freight sells a pretty decent safe for secure storage of selected items in the home, their item number 93575. With the right discount coupon the cost was about $24, just a couple of dollars more than their smaller safe … Continue reading
Motley Fool: Immoral or Incompetent?
I have to say I feel quite let down. When I first started investing to save for my retirement (quite some time ago) I came across material from the Gardiner brothers, a.k.a. the “Motley Fools”. The information was funny and … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Frugal Living, Investing
Tagged email, hack, immoral, incompetency, incompetent, investment, motley fool, motleyfool, SPAM
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CSV File Import to Quicken 2007
Tonight I was spending some time catching up on many (more than I care to mention) months’ worth of finances. A couple of accounts had significant transactions which needed entry into Quicken. Due to Intuit having disabled direct connection with … Continue reading
Posted in Computer, Customer, Investing
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