March 1st-7th is National Consumer Protection Week!

Learn how to protect yourself from scams, frauds and identity theft, repair your credit history, save money in the current economy and more.

Consumer Safety Resources from the Government on SPAM, Scams, Fraud, Phishing and Identity Theft

A list of government websites and resources for identifying and reporting fraud, identity theft, SPAM, email scams and more.

Pecuniarities News: Top 100 Finance Blogs, MSN Smart Spending, FrugalFocus and Consumer Safety

It has been a good week for us here at Pecuniarities and I am really excited about some new changes. Here they be (yes, I have been watching Pirates of the Caribbean – the first one – one of Madoline’s and my favorite movies.)
Welcome MSN Smart Spending Readers
While checking my web stats last night [...]

A Few Tips for Protecting Your Identity Should You Lose Your Wallet

I received an informative email forward the other day from my college Spanish professor (the same one who sent me the Calvin & Hobbes Lemonade Stand comic which has been a bit of a hit) and thought it could be useful to our readers.
I know there are a lot of good ID theft prevention tips [...]

How I Got a Free Subscription to the Wall Street Journal

Some of you may have noticed references to the Wall Street Journal in a few of my recent posts. This is because I began receiving a print subscription of the Wall Street Journal a few weeks ago – for free. I am a member of the e-Rewards program, which offers rewards currency in exchange for [...]

My Favorite Money and Time Saving Websites

Next to the TV, DVD, flushing toilet, hot shower, computer and properly working automatic garage door, the internet is one of the best inventions ever. In fact, living in the desert as I do, I couldn’t get along without the internet. Even with the rising cost of internet service, the number of things it allows [...]

Why I Will Not Change My Mindset, Plus the Difference Between Justifying and Being Optimistic About Spending

The difference between justification and optimism in spending money, the importance of fostering an awareness of indirect costs, and how taking a “free” offer when you don’t need it doesn’t make you smart.



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