Charity Marzonie
Charity Marzonie has a Bachelor s degree in English from Western Michigan University. She worked for two banks in the course of four years, so much of her current writing is on financial topics. In her spare time she likes reading and writing (naturally), watching old movies, exploring Michigan, and home brewing.
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First Person: Is It Worth Relocating for a New Job?A job offer out of state may seem like a great opportunity, but it's important to consider the financial, physical, and emotional costs of the move before accepting.
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First Person: Is That New Checking Account Bonus All It's Cracked Up to Be?When I received a great bonus offer for opening a new checking account, I wondered "What's the catch?" After reading more details of the offer, it turns out there were several factors to consider before I made my decision.
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In Defense of Working MothersWhy is motherhood seen as a sign of weakness for women with careers? -
First Person: Why Was My Credit Card Charge Denied?When I got the dreaded "declined" message at the register, I was concerned about a serious problem with my account. It's important to remember there are many reasons a card can be denied.
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First Person: 5 Easy Ways I Save Money Throughout the HomeGet more use out of everyday items in your home to save money.
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Thinking About a Credit Card Balance Transfer?Credit cards frequently lure consumers in with promotional offers, but they're not always the best deal for the borrower. Consider these factors to select the best offers. -
Practical Tips for Improving Your Credit ScoreYour credit score is an important part of your financial life. Understanding what factors affect your credit score can also help you improve it. -
The Ugly Side of the Facebook Comments PluginIntroduced in early 2011, the Facebook Comments Plugin offered a free commenting code for websites. Unfortunately, its increased usage is causing problems for non-Facebook users. -
Checking Your Credit Report Online for FreeWhile many websites may advertise free access to your credit report, only one is completely free and backed by the three credit bureaus. -
More Than Oberon: Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo, MICheck out Bell's Brewery in Kalamazoo, MI, for award-winning craft beer and live music. -
Understanding Foreign Transaction FeesBe prepared for additional fees from your credit or debit card issuer if you use your card in another country. Better understanding of these fees may help you save on your bill.
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A Guide to the Michigan Summer Beer FestivalThis annual festival, hosted by the Michigan Brewer's Guild, is a great opportunity to sample beers from around the state. Here's what you need to know about the event. -
SpongeThe one and only attempt I ever made at writing a sonnet -
Benefits of Starting a Health Savings AccountMany employers offer Health Savings Accounts as part of their high deductible insurance plans. Understanding the benefits of a these accounts can help you better manage your medical expenses.
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Best Breweries of Southwest MichiganMichigan breweries create some of the best beer in the country. Take this tour of Southwest Michigan breweries to sample the best of what Southwest Michigan has to offer. -
Essential Supplies for HomebrewingA complete list and summary of equipment for the first-time homebrewer, along with tips and start-up cost estimates
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Six Tips to Save on Everyday PurchasesSave money on food and clothing every month by following these suggestions
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Tips for Avoiding Credit Card FeesThere are many types of fees that credit card companies can charge account holders. Follow these tips to save yourself money each month.
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Water Street Coffee Joint, Kalamazoo MIFresh-roasted coffee is the main reason to visit this coffee shop in downtown Kalamazoo, but that's not the only one.


