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Important Items Your Business Needs To Spend Money On

Running a business isn’t easy, and it’s even trickier when it comes to buying equipment. Here are the important items your business needs to spend money on.

5 Collectibles That Are Worth Investing Money In

Do you want to start a collection of something but aren’t sure what would be a good investment? Our list features five collectibles that are worth investing in!

Financial Bin Staff Returns From Ireland

We officially returned from Ireland yesterday. Regular market updates will resume starting today along with new Main Street BEAT articles. We will add another post or two to the Ireland section today or tomorrow. I hoped you enjoyed our conversations. Thanks for your continued support of FinancialBin.com. Sincerely, Financial Bin Staff

That’s a Bunch of Blarney: Our Conversation with a Local Bartender

Upon arriving in Blarney, my wife and I set forth to find a pub to grab some dinner and a few drinks. It was there that I was encouraged to try the other major Irish stouts: Murphy’s and Beamish. Up until that point, it had been strictly Guinness all the way. Still, I started the […]

Confession #3: “Seamus”

As our time in Dublin came to a close on Monday, we met cab driver “Seamus,” who took us to Dublin’s airport to pick up our car. Driving in Ireland is really not as bad as they, but that’s a story for another time. During the cab ride, we spoke with “Seamus” about the housing […]

Taxi Cab Confession #2: Peter from Dublin

As we arrived in Dublin on Saturday, we met Peter, the driver who took us to our hotel — the Davenport. Peter was really a great introduction to the city. As I mentioned before, I am here on my honeymoon with my new wife, Anna. He really made us both feel right at home. And he […]

FinancialBin.com Checking In From Ballyseede Castle, Tralee, Ireland (Taxi Cab Confessions #1 – Dimitri)

Hey Financial Binners, I wanted to finally give you a quick rundown about the Financial Bin’s trip to Ireland. As I said, we would attempt to reach out to the people of Ireland regarding their economy and general welfare of the European Union. Thus far, not only has Internet connection been tough to come by […]