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John Ruppel
Member since 24th October 2006
John Ruppel writes for Fundztrader.com. Fundztrader offers model portfolios featuring Fidelity Mutual Funds, Fidelity Select Funds, and Exchange Traded Funds. More information and a free newsletter are available at
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05th November 2007
Winter is a stressful time of year for the birds in your neighborhood for many reasons. Since birds are warm blooded creatures, so they need more energy just to stay warm. But plants have gone dormant, there are few insects to be found, and what food is...
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06th May 2007
Looking for a different gift for your gardener in your life? Or something to give to your favorite cook? Once in a while something new shows up in the world of gardening, and that describes the Aerogrow Aerogarden Indoors Hydroponics System. It...
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21st April 2007
You may have seen upside down tomato planters advertised on the web, or have thought of building your own. Aside from the novelty of these what are the advantages?
Upside Down Tomato Planter Options
There are a couple of commercially available plan...
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04th April 2007
Vegetable container gardening is an easy way for many city dwellers to have fresh grown vegetables almost any time of year. It's also a great way for people in any climate to enjoy vegetables year round.
If you try your hand at container gardening, th...
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15th February 2007
Do you look at the mutual fund rankings that magazines publish every year? The performances can often be eyepopping. Have your ever seen a year that the best performing mutual funds had a loss? Of course not, there's always funds that have a good year, e...
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15th January 2007
Today we take a look at mutual funds that are not structured like typical mutual funds, that is, funds that don't invest exclusively in stocks and bonds. These can be powerful additions to the risk management of our investment portfolio.
As the SEC ha...
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13th January 2007
How much do you need to save to fund your retirement?
If you've ever looked what kind of nest-egg you are going to need to retire, you've undoubtedly come across the standard rule of thumb only allows withdrawing 4% a year if you want to have your savi...
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