How to achieve financial freedom? Are there good books for it?; Occupy movement's last big stand: Boston?

Question by samurai: How to achieve financial freedom? Are there good books for it?

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Answer by Karen
Dave Ramsey’s book Financial Peace and The Total Money Makeover

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Occupy movement's last big stand: Boston?
but having it in the financial district is very important,” says Stephen Squibb, a protester and Occupy Boston spokesman . “We have attempted to prioritize human needs – food, clothing, shelter, the freedom of speech and assembly – so as to
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If I file for bankruptcy, will Best Buy be allowed to re-po, the TV and other items I charged last x-mas?; Greek PM heads for Brussels to try to secure cash

DETROIT (AP) – General Motors’ top executive says bankruptcy is becoming more probable but there is still hope that the company can restructure and avoid court protection. CEO Fritz Henderson says the automaker is looking at its operations country-by-country to determine where it might have file for bankruptcy. He says a US bankruptcy doesn’t necessarily mean that GM would file in other locations. Henderson told reporters on a conference call Monday that the company would still prefer to avoid bankruptcy but he realizes the tasks it must accomplish are large. General Motors Corp. is living on .4 billion in federal loans and faces a June 1 government deadline to restructure or seek Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Question by Iguana: If I file for bankruptcy, will Best Buy be allowed to re-po, the TV and other items I charged last x-mas?
Things are beginning to look a little bleak, and I might need to do something drastic. If they could, then couldn’t I just return the items and avoid bankruptcy?

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Answer by I HATE PIA MELLODY
*LOL*

They wouldn’t take them back unless you still have the box and receipt and it’s been less than ninety days. Good luck with that!

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Greek PM heads for Brussels to try to secure cash
By Lefteris Papadimas and Michael Winfrey ATHENS, Nov 20 (Reuters) – Greece's new prime minister headed to Brussels on Sunday to fight for the aid Athens needs to avoid bankruptcy, even as one of his coalition backers refused to give a written pledge
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