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Ryan Dossey
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Ryan Dossey
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Indianapolis, IN
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My wife and I are attempting to save as much money as possible and pay off our house fast. We've decided to make it a game to see who can come up with the most creative ways to save and make extra money. 

I will be working from home handling my direct mail. I will have down time. I have been reading extensively on several blogs ways to make a few hundred hear and there. 

Do you guys have anything you do for spare cash? Any other blogs I should check out?

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Jeff T.
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It's not exactly what you were asking about, but check out Mr Money Mustache. He retired at 30 by saving like crazy.

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