'He's Scared We're Going To Blow Through It' – Ramsey Show Caller Says $7 Million Inheritance Is Causing Tension Over $50,000 Kitchen Budget
A recent caller to The Ramsey Show dropped a surprising statement: she and her husband inherited $7 million. The caller is ...
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'He's Scared We're Going To Blow Through It' – Ramsey Show Caller Says $7 Million Inheritance Is Causing Tension Over $50,000 Kitchen Budget
“I made a budget of $50,000 to $60,000 for extras,” she said, yet her husband views this spending as if she's “personally hurting him.” ...
Harris to outline her ‘pragmatic’ economic vision in Wednesday speech
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AT HOME | OPINION: ‘Starfish’ couple helps solve their housing problem
The Aldanas actually have their daughter to thank for putting the new home idea in play. Leticia and Maynor were among a few ...
At Home: ‘Starfish’ couple solves housing problem one family at a time
Leticia and Maynor Aldana and their two children lived in a rundown apartment in Northfield, Minn. Raw sewage from the ...
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We’re empty-nesters and want to spend $150,000 on a home renovation – is it worth delaying retirement?
Meet Bill and Karen, a couple in their early 60s who have recently become empty-nesters. With their children grown and out of ...
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Helping with housing one family at a time
Leticia and Maynor Aldana and their two children lived in a rundown apartment in Northfield, Minnesota. Raw sewage from the ...
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How to manage a paid media budget: Allocation, risk and scaling
Electronics stores selling mobile phones, computers and kitchen appliances ... there are other PPC budget truths that catch advertisers unaware. There is a considerable difference between accounts ...
Community’s ‘Starfish’ project moves on to its second feel-good housing project
For seven years, Leticia and Maynor Aldana and their two children lived in a rundown, $1,200 per month apartment in Northfield, Minn. Raw sewage from the apartment above dripped into their kitchen.