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If you've got a steady bi-weekly paycheck, and keep a budget (if you don't, you should be), then you know what I'm talking about when I say that the three Friday months are the best.
One extra paycheck that month? Score.
Working in the technology industry, and generally being a tech geek, I get caught up in the hype of new product launches.
I got a PlayStation 2 the first day it came out — though I'm still deciding on a PlayStation 3 — and purchased a plasma earlier this year, before the prices dropped substantially.
So I'm what you would call an early adopter.
But that's not always a good thing. In fact, there's at least 10 reasons NOT to be an early adopter.
You've seen Flip This House (or maybe you haven't).
You've heard of people buying Sony PlayStation 3s (PS3) to sell on eBay.
So is it worth my time and investment to try and flip a PS3 online?
On a recent digg submission of the 10 Reasons to Open an Online Savings Account (via the Online Savings Forum), the following statement was made:
Someone please post a "10 reasons to not open an online savings account" article.
Really?