Whether it’s getting laid off at work or a pricey car repair, there comes a time when we’re all a little short on money. If only there was a way to avoid such a situation, right? Actually, there is! It’s called an automatic savings plan.
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Can You Go an Entire Day Without Spending a Cent?
Going a day without spending any money doens’t mean depriving yourself of items you enjoy throughout the day. With a little planning ahead of time, going a day without spending any money is a lot easier than you think and can teach you a lesson on persoanl finance.
The $5 Savings Plan
What’s the $5 Savings Plan? It’s the savings revolution that’s been making rounds in the blogosphere. I thought it was time to bring it to your attention because apparently, it works.
Be a Tourist In Your Own Town
Being a tourist in your own town creates awareness of the unique people and places around you and helps local businesses. You’ll be surprised at what you find. It’s the cheapest vacation you’ll take all summer and it doesn’t have to end if you keep exploring.
Save and Make Money at Resale Shops
I love resale shopping. I don’t feel bad about spending money there because you get a lot for a little. You know the other great thing about resale shops? They’ll buy your old, unwanted stuff! That being said, here are my best tips for buying and selling at resale shops.
Five Money-Saving Tips for Your Move
Are you planning a move? Moving can be expensive. Check out these five tips to save you money on your next move.
Money Saving Tips For 2012
As a follow up to the list of financial tips to start your new year off with a fiscal bang, I present to you money saving tips for 2012 that will help you save $5000 faster than you ever imagined!
More Homeowners Opting to Reduce Total Interest and Build Equity
Home financing trends show homeowners are choosing shorter loan terms to maximize equity. Learn how a smart refinance can help you build equity and reduce total interest.
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