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Queercents seeks travel writer
The IGLTA often reports on how much money gays and lesbians spend on travel. Well, we're on the cusp of summer vacations and still looking for a travel writer for…
5 good reasons to rent your investment properties to Section 8 tenants
I bought my first rental property seven years ago. When I was unable to get it rented those first couple of months, I started to panic and then my property…
Channeling Suze Orman: snazzy jackets and out-there advice
So if you haven't ever seen Kristen Wiig spoof Suze Orman on Saturday Night Live, you're missing out on one of life's good laughs. Money magazine gave Wiig the award…
10 Things to Remember After Your Car Accident
Bronson Page is a screenwriter, art director, gay rodeo dude and keeper of Recently, he was in a car accident on a Los Angeles freeway. This is what he I'm…
8 ways to appreciate New York City on the cheap
Thanks to Nichelle for providing this redirect on Keeping Nickels about how to plan a staycation in New York City. For our Queercents readers who are borough-dwellers or live in…
The official drink of Jesus: Christians and MLM schemes
MLM = Multi-level marketing The official drink of Jesus = MonaVie Every few years, it seems that born again Christians latch onto the latest MLM scheme and use church to…
Ask the readers: Does income level serve a purpose with online dating profile?
'œBefore you get involved in a relationship or anything, FICO first, then sex.' '“ Suze Orman on Oprah In a survey, 84 percent of singles admitted they are more selective…
Diversify: not just in assets, but in advice
In the post-Madoff world, many have asked why more of his wealthy clients didn't question returns that were too good to be true. Apparently, common sense isn't vital to be…
Queercents introduces Alex Davidson
Our contributing writers were recently in the news with this nice plug from another gay site: I think what I may have found most impressive of all, however, is the…
Blogging for LGBT Families Day: Working Mommies
Today is the fourth annual Blogging for LGBT Families Day, where the LGBT community and allies come together in support of our families. Here is my post for the occasion.…