With the economy becoming more volitile by the day, consumer confidence is getting shakier. One never knows from one day to the next if his or her job will be there, if there will be anything left of investments and even how to survive each day. Are there things that you can do, even as a hardworking citizen with a moderate income? Absolutely. Read the rest of this entry »
Thrift Store Shopping Tips
If you are tired of seeing the same old clothing styles at mall department stores and boutiques, it may be time to add a little spice to your wardrobe. Rather than looking just like everyone else, thrift stores offer access to unique items not found anywhere else- at least not in the last twenty or so years!
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Finding The Perfect Job For The Stay-at-Home Mom
Are you a stay-at-home mom who has been thinking of ways to earn an income from the comfort of your home? Finding that perfect job that matches your skills and interest isn’t necessarily easy unless you are provided with several options. Chances are you have several commitments such as your children, housework, and other chores all vying for your attention and time.
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Thirteen Easy Ways to Reduce your Food Budget
When trying to cut expenses, food is a great place to start because there are so many opportunities to save. One way to watch your savings pile up and be able to use it for a goal, such as a vacation, down payment on a home or paying off debt, is to put the cash you saved from any purchase into an envelope or a jar until you get enough to make a bank savings deposit.
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Raising Baby On The Cheap
Have you ever read those reports on the cost of raising a child? The last time I checked, I was told that it would cost the astronomical figure of $430,470 to raise my baby… and that didn’t include college tuition!
Say “Bah, Humbug!” To Holiday Debt: Avoid the “Holiday Hangover”
Ah, the holiday season! Turkey and dressing, pumpkin pie, office parties, jingle bells, and lots and lots of eggnog make the season a delight. But all fun and reindeer games aside, you have to be careful to make sure you don’t wind up as poor as Tiny Tim.
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Cheap and Easy Party Food - Throw A Great Party Without Spending A Fortune
If you are planning a party, you already know that food can be one of your biggest expenses. However, you can take several steps to cut your party food costs.
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Frugal Tips for Winter
Cold weather is coming…for some parts of the country it’s already here! These warm tips will help you stay comfy and cozy, and hopefully, save on heating and repair bills.
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7 Secrets to Having a Financially Healthy Family
How many times have you replied "We don’t have the money for that" when your child asks you to buy him something? His innocent reply is "Get some from the machine or the bank". You think to yourself, "If only it were that easy". Managing money is a tough concept for children to grasp, and sometimes equally as challenging for parents. In order for your children to develop healthy money habits to take with them into adulthood, you, as their parent, must manage your money wisely and be diligent about teaching the concept of money to your children.
10 Ways to Save $50 Per Month: The Art of Pinching a Penny Until It
Need some right-to-the-point ideas on how to save a buck? We have 10 ways!
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