Monthly Archives: July, 2008
Medical Data And Social Security Numbers Exposed By Insurance Company
According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Georgia’s largest health insurer (Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Georgia) sent an estimated 202,000 benefits letters containing personal and health information to the wrong addresses last week, in a privacy breach that also raised concerns about potential identity theft. Please click the link above to read the entire article, [...]
Midnight Meanderings: Memorizing Scripture And Forgetting Yesterday
From my other sites – Over at 99 Changes, I’ve decided to memorize an entire book of the Bible. Over at No. Calories Needed, I’m learning to look forward and I’m trying to stop looking back. Over at the No Credit Needed Network, I’ve published several updated charts. Over at the Money Blog Network, we’ve [...]
Bills-In-A-Box: The Stress-Free System For Organizing Your Finances – Non-Monthly Bills (Step 3 of 5)
A few days ago, I introduced my calendar-based system for organizing my financial documents and monthly bills. Today, I’m writing about how I handle bills that don’t come monthly, but come quarterly, annually, or semi-annually. For those new to the site or to this series – Click here for Step 1 – The Introduction Click [...]
Yet Another Motivation For Keeping My Financial House In Order
Our youngest daughter is in the hospital. She’s been there, with my wife, since Sunday morning. She has a stomach virus and the doctors are waiting for her body to regain its strength before they dismiss her. Hopefully, she’ll be able to coming home soon. Driving back-and-forth between the hospital, I’ve had a lot of [...]
