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This Fourth of July Celebrate Your Financial Freedom
By stella.louise(view all posts by stella.louise)
at 12:53PM Friday July 2, 2010
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As July 4th, 2010 approaches, it's time to commemorate life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. But as the barbecues burn out and the fireworks fade, it's good time to contemplate the freedoms we enjoy on a daily basis: freedom of speech, assembly, religion, etc.
But despite the many liberties that living in the U.S.A. affords us, financial freedom remains elusive to many. No doubt our American "bigger is better" consumerism has contributed to that state. If you're using Savings.com coupons and reading our personal finance blog, you're probably very interested in money management. So when it comes to spending, saving, debt and investments, how far along are you in reaching the goal of financial independence? Are you a Washington ($1 bill) or Franklin ($100 bill)? Take this quick ten question quiz and see where you rank on the financial freedom scale: How'd you score? Post your result in the comments below!
But despite the many liberties that living in the U.S.A. affords us, financial freedom remains elusive to many. No doubt our American "bigger is better" consumerism has contributed to that state. If you're using Savings.com coupons and reading our personal finance blog, you're probably very interested in money management. So when it comes to spending, saving, debt and investments, how far along are you in reaching the goal of financial independence? Are you a Washington ($1 bill) or Franklin ($100 bill)? Take this quick ten question quiz and see where you rank on the financial freedom scale: How'd you score? Post your result in the comments below!
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