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Archives for August 2015

fitbit rewards, fitbit, employee program

Fitbit Rewards

Fitbit Rewards Update – August Update!

August 31, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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A few weeks ago I ordered my free Fitbit One as part of a program offered by my employer to encourage physical activity and overall health. I found I can connect the Fitbit to my employer's physical vitality web portal, and earn points for my … [Read more...] about Fitbit Rewards Update – August Update!

refund, surprise money, extra money

Stuff

The Refund I Didn’t Know I Deserved

August 28, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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  Author's Note: Sometimes I like to lighten it up a little here at The Dude, and today is one of those days. Here’s a story about a little surprise I got in the mail last week. Enjoy! I assumed the letter from Target Optometry was … [Read more...] about The Refund I Didn’t Know I Deserved

lunch budget, school lunch, teens and budgeting

Finances & Money

I’m Putting My High School Student On A Lunch Budget!

August 26, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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In just a few days my son will be starting his junior year of high school. He's about to embark upon the journey of a new school year where he'll be taking new classes, making new friends, and making new memories. There's something else new that … [Read more...] about I’m Putting My High School Student On A Lunch Budget!

free gym membership, free membership, fitness

Frugality

What Should I Do With a FREE Gym Membership?

August 24, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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I enjoy going to the gym. I really enjoy the full service health club I belong to, and I don't mind the monthly payment because I use my membership every day. However, something happened last week that has me contemplating canceling my … [Read more...] about What Should I Do With a FREE Gym Membership?

atm fees, teaching your teenager, teen advice

Kids And Finances

Teens And Money: A Lesson in ATM Fees

August 21, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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I was looking through my son’s bank transactions recently when I noticed something that required a discussion. I saw that he had withdrawn money from his account, and was charged a $2.50 ATM fee.   When he received his debit card, I explained that … [Read more...] about Teens And Money: A Lesson in ATM Fees

healthcare issues, healthcare, health problems

Men's Topics

Health Care System Fail : It’s Your Money and your Health at Stake

August 19, 2015
By Brock Kernin
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As your stereotypical male, I don't go to the doctor often. I believe that if given ample opportunity the amazing human body can usually heal itself.  I don't go for an office visit unless something has been nagging me for weeks, or a body part has … [Read more...] about Health Care System Fail : It’s Your Money and your Health at Stake

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