A Great Recipe ForTurning Lemons into Lemonade

Posted on August 11, 2011 by bluelinecpcu

By Nancy Coveleskie We’ve all heard this saying before, haven’t we?  How do you apply in your everyday life? I’ve been working on a project the last few days and have asked some friends and acquaintances for assistance.  I surveyed everyone via email on the following:  The #1 biggest concern I have right now about [...]

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Ignore a stray and it will go away!

Posted on June 16, 2011 by bluelinecpcu

By Nancy Coveleskie Have you ever had a stray animal visit your house? As a little kid growing up in the country, everyone let their cats and dogs roam freely. As soon as a dog or cat would saunter toward our house, my sister and I were begging my parents to let us keep him. [...]

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How Far Could You Drive Without Looking at Your Dashboard?

Posted on January 23, 2011 by bluelinecpcu

By Nancy Coveleskie I remember when I was first learning to drive like it was yesterday. The only car available to me was a stick shift, Although I mastered letting up on the clutch while simultaneously pressing on the gas, I wasn’t very good at determining when I should shift into the next gear. My [...]

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If you think that retirement simply means rolling your DROP and Deferred Comp, think again.

Posted on September 15, 2010 by bluelinecpcu

Being married to a firefighter has its advantages. (Okay, you can stop laughing now) One of the biggest is in knowing first-hand how much attention police and firefighters get when it is nearing the time to retire. We could have a steak dinner every night of the week, courtesy of all of the retirement seminars [...]

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Taxes – The Price of Financial Freedom

Posted on July 22, 2010 by bluelinecpcu

Recently when I at home watching TV I ran across a show about a family purchasing a new home. This couple was buying a condo in New York City for $2,000,000. Of course, the cost of the home was astronomical, but that was not most surprising statistic, it was the $200,000 annually the couple would [...]

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One foot on the gas, one foot on the brake

Posted on July 7, 2010 by bluelinecpcu

“> I can remember learning how to drive. My mom had a Chevy Malibu that had a stick shift on the column, of all places. She would take me to All Souls Cemetery so I couldn’t hurt anyone or anything and let me “have at it”. I would let up on the clutch, try to [...]

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But I want it NOW!!

Posted on May 18, 2010 by bluelinecpcu

We will show you how to unlock the secrets of interest cash flow and that smart investors and banks know but never teach.

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