Five Budget-Friendly or DIY Substitutes for Day-to-Day Expenses
When you’re trying to save money, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly torn between needs and wants — or […]
When you’re trying to save money, it’s easy to feel like you’re constantly torn between needs and wants — or […]
More than ever, we need to teach our children how to manage money. Giving your child a free allowance enforces
Want to trim your family’s grocery bill? A family of four can make it – really! – on $70 a
When it comes to personal finance, many of us like to think that some folks are just “good” with money. Managing money is a talent, we tell ourselves. Some people are good at budgeting and saving in the same way other people are good at fixing things or baking or doing Sudoku puzzles – right?
Simple tips that will help you to shave years off of your mortgage and save tens of thousands of dollars.
Could Your Budget Survive a Pink Slip? A Major (and Unplanned) Expense? Perfecting Your Contingency Plan You’ve probably heard at
Most of my readers probably know I’m not a huge fan of credit cards – in general, I believe it’s
Have you been paying your credit card minimum monthly payments for years without your balance going down? This video shows
If you want to start saving more money, it’s a good idea to find ways to make realistic adjustments to your spending habits. Saving isn’t about deprivation – it’s about spending your money wisely and finding ways to get the most bang for your buck. Saving – like dieting – is all about making changes you can live with.
Being “Frugal For Life” doesn’t mean living under a restricted budget. It means focusing on your finances in order to
Frugality isn’t about buying the cheapest thing available. It’s not about saying no to family vacations or the occasional dinner
It’s almost time to start counting down to 2011 – and what better way to ring in the new year