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Cheap Cell Phone Plans
Overwhelmed by the seemingly endless opitons phones, smartphones, and their plans? Or are you sick of paying $100+ for your phone bill? Read through and try to determine which cell phone plan will be the best for you.
Save the Environment and Save Money
Many of us are guilty of purchasing a ridiculous amount of bottled water. Sometimes it’s out of convenience (if you’re at a ballgame or out and about), but imagine how much money you can save if you find alternatives to buying bottles of water. Here are a few tips!
My Experience with Mint.com: One Year In and Loving It
Once I started to catch on that I wasn’t conscious about how I spent my money daily, I started to think about a budget. But what tool would I use? Look no further than Mint.com to easily put your budget on the right track and help you save money.
5 Forms of Financial Kryptonite
Here is a list of five forms of financial kryptonite that may deplete your savings account, little by little, if you’re not strong enough to fight the temptation.
5 Money-Saving Tips for Frugal Shoppers
These days everyone is trying to save money. The high cost of gas sucks money from our pockets directly at the pump, but also indirectly through increased production and distribution costs. Because of this, I thought I’d help you all out by providing you with five money-saving tips for frugal shoppers.
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.
Baseball on a Budget: 7 Tips to Save You Money at the Game
Going to the ballpark isn’t cheap nowadays. Between tickets, hot dogs, and a few cold ones, you can easily be set back over $100 before you even realize it. Here are seven great tips to enjoy baseball games on a budget.
Holiday Shopping At a Pawn Shop?
It sounds kind of crazy, given the taboo nature that comes behind them, but many people have taken their holiday lists not to Wal-Mart, Target or Best Buy, but rather to pawn shops. That’s right – pawn shops.
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