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Billy & Akaisha
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Caregiver is a single source of information, advice, and support for caregivers. Benefit from a community of 54 million caregivers learning, exchanging ideas, and receiving support. You can join a forum, find local resources in your state, or subscribe to their newsletter or magazine.

Caretaker Gazette is a unique newsletter containing property caretaking and house sitting jobs, advice and information for property caretakers, housesitters, and land owners. Published since 1983, it's the only publication in the world dedicated to the property caretaking field. Benefits for subscription members.

The Clark Howard Show  Syndicated radio talk show host and consumer activist, Clark Howard presents his show: Save more, spend less and avoid rip offs. Hear Clark live Monday - Friday from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Eastern Time. Find a station  near you. Contribute or learn from his message boards.

The Dave Ramsey Show offers life-changing financial advice on this nationally syndicated radio program. The three-hour live radio talk show focuses on life, love, and relationships, and how they happen to revolve around money. Dave Ramsey also founded the Financial Peace University which offers courses, newsletters and instruction on how to take control of your personal finances. You can speak with a customer care person by calling 888.227.3223, or get Dave's advice online 24/7 through My Total Money Makeover website. Learn from the FAQ's

Doctor Bob Martin Radio Show  Dr. Martin believes that information is the key to good health. He is board certified in Anti-Aging Medicine, as a Clinical Nutritionist, as a Chiropractic Physician and Physiotherapist, and in in Applied Kinesiology. He also has training in the fields of medicine, acupuncture, herbology, sports medicine, and exercise physiology. You can listen to his international radio show by clicking here.

The Dollar Stretcher publishes a number of newsletters that can help you accomplish more with the time and money that you already have. Covering such topics as time and money-saving tips for families with children, articles, fun activities and general ideas for involving yourself in simple ways with your child's educational development, healthy foods and computer questions. There is a Library Subject Index that categorizes any topic of interest. All newsletters are free to you.

Dollar Times  has calculators for investments and savings, home and car loans and personal finance. Want to know how much you will save if you quit smoking or pack your lunch instead of going out? Here's the place - you can even track your progress on your blog or website or put your data in a chart. Simple and quick.

The Freecycle Network was started in May 2003 to promote waste reduction in Tucson's downtown and help save desert landscape from being taken over by landfills. The Network provides individuals and non-profits an electronic forum to "recycle" unwanted items. One person's trash can truly be another's treasure! When you want to find a new home for something -- whether it's a chair, a fax machine, piano, or an old door -- you simply send an e-mail offering it to members of the local Freecycle group. Main rule: Everything posted must be free, legal, and appropriate for all ages.

Frugal Dad is a resource for the average family to find financial solutions to their personal financial lifestyle. Down to earth advice, information and tips.

Great Retirement Spots profiles retirement places to live nationally and internationally. They take into consideration cost-of-living which includes housing, utilities, food, transportation and taxes. Check out their below-cost-of-living locations or sign up for their weekly newsletter. You may be pleasantly surprised.

Institute of Consumer Financial Education offers money tips for young Americans, financial information and education resources, a credit education course for high school seniors and college students, education and information on the dangers of debt accumulation while young and more.

The Lonely Planet  Newsletter, travel forums, travel stories, volunteer opportunities. How do you know if you would like to see a particular country? Check it out here first.

The Motley Fool  A site to educate, amuse and enrich the individual investor. Information for personal finance, the stock market and keys to investment.

Millionaire Mommy Nextdoor A self-made millionaire shares her recipe for success, happiness and financial freedom. Free newsletter. Books, calculators, debt management, philosophy, tools and insight. Excellent, and worth a visit.

Plan B Retirement. offers articles on how to develop a healthy mindset for retirement, jumpstarting your retirement savings, and making wise housing choices. Offers a step-by-step checklist and a resource page. Free newsletter. 

Retire Early Lifestyle Free newsletter on travel, lifestyle and financially independent living. Concrete advice, worthy insight, great photos and fun. To subscribe, put 'subscribe' into an email and send to: TheGuide@RetireEarlyLifestyle.com

Retirement Dialog offers practical advice on retirement whether you are currently retired or simply contemplating such a move. Recommended books, websites, other blogs, where to find employment for extra income while retired and lots more financial advice and insight.

Retiring Overseas Ever wonder where the best places are to retire overseas? Nine countries are listed, along with facts and criteria for choosing the best place for you to retire. You can even participate in a blog to ask others their opinions!
 

Billy and Akaisha continue to journal and photograph their world travels.

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