Dawn over at FrugalForLife has a great article up on 25 ways she saves money..and other people have been adding their lists as well. I figured I would sit down and write out the ways that we try to save money, especially now that I quit my job the other day . 1. Brew your [...]
…moves into his car, and goes back to eating Ramen Noodles like in college. Well, hopefully not, but I did in fact quit my job 2 weeks ago, and my last day is this Friday. Scared, but excited to see what happens. Had to change direction, and couldnt really do it without leaving first. Will [...]
This is pretty damn cool. Are you curious about where all your tax dollars go? Curious about how THEY decide what to do with your money? Well, have I got the site for you. Death and Taxes 2007 is a visual guide to how our tax dollars are used. For instance, did you know: The [...]
First off, a disclaimer…I dont work for Bank of America. That being said, I think their “Keep the Change” program is an incredible way for the “troubled saver” to actually save some money. I think it was back in November of 2005 when I first heard of this program, and we immediately signed up. How [...]
The 35th FESTIVAL OF FRUGALITY is up over at Punny Money . My article about Consumer Debt was accepted into the festival. This week’s listings were done by celebrities, and my post was reviewed by George Washington..I am so honored! Be sure to check out all the submissions to learn how you can save some [...]
This month’s Smart Money Magazine has a great article on saving money on everything you could ever possible want. The story has sections on saving money on clothes, health care, education, entertainment, investing, cars and even electronics. From the article: “But increasingly, the savings don’t stop at the mall. These days you can get discounts [...]
n case no one noticed, there is a growing debt problem here in this country. Americans are putting themselves further into a hole that while it seems shallow at first, continues to get deeper and deeper the longer unpaid debt racks up interest. There is approximately $2.17 TRILLION in outstanding debt on mortgages, credit cards, [...]
