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Kids and Delivery – Job of the Day- A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

March 15, 2010
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Babysitting Taking care of a child might only get you a few dollars per hour depending on the time and place, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t worth it. If you have nothing else coming in, any income can be useful. Also, if you are free to use the...

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Job of the Day – Snow and Hair – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

March 13, 2010
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The following is from the Secret Information site where I have received permission to reprint excerpts for the Michigan Survival Guide.  Offering TWO to start the series… Snow Shoveling This can be an instant income if it is snowy and you have a strong back and a shovel. It...

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Job of the Day – Survival Businesses – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

March 12, 2010
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Job of the Day – Survival Businesses – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

The following is from the Secret Information site where I have received permission to reprint excerpts for the Michigan Survival Guide. For the next several days, I will present a number of things you can do to generate revenue …Right Away!

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Canned Goods & MREs – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

February 12, 2009
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Given the insane rush to spend our future, it would be prudent to plan for several years of down time.  We may have a temporary up tick in jobs being created by the new stimulus measure, but as they will be primarily government jobs, the happy times will be...

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Understanding What's Possible – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

January 17, 2009
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In the coming years many Michiganders will at times have to make decisions on whether to proceed with activities, go to shows or events, or even make larger purchases.  This is nothing out of the ordinary however, and as things are, it will be a lot easier to simply...

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Your Family & Friends – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

December 29, 2008
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In some of the toughest times the very people we need the most are sometimes the only available targets of our angst.  Often we lash out against those closest to us not because they caused any of our pain, but because they are “conveniently near.”  Michiganders might see this...

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Who "OWNS" your business? – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

December 15, 2008
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Several years ago a law firm specializing in workers compensation was told by General Motors that it had to shave their hourly rate to roughly $30,  or risk losing GM’s business.  The irony was that to keep the large seemingly “lucrative” account, the firm needed to bill an hourly...

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The Repo Man – A Michigan Survival Guide Installment

December 10, 2008
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Many years ago I made a living as a car repossessor. Throughout my tenure in that capacity, I probably collected 1500-2000 vehicles. I hope I can help reduce the stress and a little anguish as well as offer some perspective and money saving ideas.

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Michigan Survival Guide

December 8, 2008
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I am assembling material for The Michigan Survival Guide - Coping in a “Left/Liberal” Depression. It will be available free here on Michigan Taxes Too Much in PDF format when finished.  It will have tips and tricks to cut costs, avoid repossessions, inexpensive recipes to help you forget times...

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  • Commentary: Bureaucrats vs. Parents — Who Should Choose Where Children Are Educated? February 10, 2012
    A glimpse into the public school establishment's mindset By Michael Van Beek | 2/10/2012 recently at a House Education Committee hearing about expanding parental choice, Debbie Squires of the Michigan Elementary and Middle School Principals Association let this slip (video below), "Educators go through education for a reason. They are the people wh […]
  • Elementary Students Forced to Write Advocacy Letters to Governor Criticizing Education Cuts February 10, 2012
    Parent: 'Don't bring politics into the school and use the kids as pawns' By Tom Gantert | 2/10/2012 Third through fifth graders at an elementary school in the Walled Lake Consolidated School District were assigned this week by at least one teacher to write letters to Gov. Rick Snyder saying how unhappy they were with his budget cuts, the schoo […]

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