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Walmart says it will beat competitors’ prices ? no proof required

23 May, 2011

If Walmart customers find a lower price advertised elsewhere, Walmart says it will match that price at the register without requiring a copy of the competitors advertised price as proof.

Walmart reported that store managers are regularly checking competitor prices, so that they can streamline the price-matching process at the time of checkout.

Walmarts advertisements for its “ad match” program are part of an overall strategy as the big box store tries to come back from a relatively recent sales slump. Last month, Walmdart announced it was bringing back products that were cut from store lineups.

In an interview with CNNMoney, Walmarts chief merchandising officer, Duncan Mac Naughton, said “What our customers are telling us is that they want the right products in a one-stop shop at the lowest prices.

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Save Money By Renting Textbooks Instead Of Buying Them

19 May, 2011

As you can probably tell from the lack of consistent posting on this site, there is something else keeping my busy. Well you were right. I recently have started back at school to pursue my MBA. It has been a while since I did my undergrad when I graduated in 1997. Back then the Internet was still a baby and you actually had to go to a book store to buy your textbooks. Well these days, there are a bunch of sites where you can by textbooks and then resell them later and they usually are much cheaper that the campus book stores.

I came across a site called Chegg.com where you can actually rent textbooks. This saves you the hassle of buying them and then trying to sell them.

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4 Home Renovation tips to Appreciate Price

19 May, 2011

A popular phrase “fix it and flip it” is used for real estate investment. This phrase shows the idea of few renovations that can increase the appreciation of any property. Majority of homeowners, undertake major and minor renovations in their homes to sell it at good price. However, one should not forget that random renovations can only cost you rather than increasing your chances to make money from home renovations. You should learn to now how you can subject your home to strategic renovations that can potentially increase the value of your property.

Investors vs. Owners

It is a profitable strategy to upgrade an investing property because many people buy homes at bargain costs and they save money on the home repairs by repairing most of the repairing work by themselves. Inv

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Looking for Money Leaks in Your Budget

14 May, 2011

One of the most important things you can do for your finances is to plug leaks in your budget. Your monthly budget might have a surprising number of leaks in it. If you want to more effectively save money, you need to identify the areas where your income is leaking from your budget. Here are some things to think about as you identify money leaks:

Where is Your Money Going?

The first thing to do is know where your money is going. Track your spending for a month or two. Personal finance software, or a web application, can help make this process easier. You can easily get reports of where your money is spent.

In order for this to be effective, you will need to record what you spent your money on when you get back from the store. Look over your receipts and categorize your spending.

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Americans still say owning a home is best long-term investment

14 May, 2011

Regardless of the sharp five-year decline in housing prices, people are confident in the investment value of home ownership. Eight in 10 Americans still believe that a home will appreciate in value, according to a survey of more than 2,000 people across the country, conducted by the Pew Research Center.

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Seemingly at odds with these findings, almost half of the homeowners surveyed reported that their home is now worth less than before the start of the recession. Of that group, the majority believes that it will take at least three years for values to recover. Read more…

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