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  • Labor Day on a Budget: 5 Celebrations to Help You Celebrate and Save

    Labor Day is coming up (Monday, September 2) and you’ve probably already given some thought to how you’re going to celebrate the end-of-summer holiday. Or, if you’re like some people, you won’t give it much thought until about three days before the big day. Either way, you’ll be happy to know that you can have…

  • Mailbox Freebies: Check Out What I Received in My Mailbox (and How You Can Get Them, Too!)

    Mailbox Freebies: Check Out What I Received in My Mailbox (and How You Can Get Them, Too!)

    Wow! I’ve had these freebies piling up and finally had some time to display them for all of you to see! I have a few lovely assistants that work with me during the day to find the best freebies for you. I don’t always get the chance to sign up for all of them, but…

  • 9 Quick Tips on How to Save Money By Buying in Bulk

    One way to save money is to buy items in bulk when possible. While you may be spending a little more up front, you’ll be buying items less often and paying less for them per unit price. If you pay attention to a few tricks, you’ll be able to save money on a variety of…

  • Ways to Save For Your Future

    Saving money is a challenge for some and saving money for the future and your retirement can be a bigger challenge. Are you saving for your future? If not, remember it’s never too late if you start now! There are several ways for you to save for your future! My family started saving money after…

  • Saving Money For Your Child’s Future

    Are you currently saving money for your future and retirement? Do you have a children? Are you putting money away for their future, too? If not, don’t worry! You still have time to start saving for their future. It’s never too late to get started. It can be difficult to figure out how much money…

  • What Do You Do With Your Old Cell Phones?

    My husband was deployed when I bought my first iPhone. It was in the year 2010. I remember the day I bought it! It was my birthday and I guess I felt I owed myself a nice birthday present! My husband knew all about it and he wanted me to get one. When he returned…

  • Getting Out of Debt

    If you’ve gotten yourself in a bit of debt, it can seem an overwhelming task to try and get out of it, but it’s definitely not impossible.  In fact, there are quite a few ways you can dig yourself out of debt successfully as long as you keep to your endeavor and don’t stray from…

  • Ways to Save Money Every Day

    Not having enough to put away is probably the most common excuse for not saving money, explains Carol Young, Kansas State University Research and Extension family financial management specialist, to sheknows.com in an article about money saving tips. But the ability to save money isn’t about how much you bring in; it’s about changing the…

  • How to Save Money on Your Wedding

    We all dream of a lavish, fairy tale wedding. The only problem is, that picture perfect wedding includes a price tag that can turn that dream into a nightmare. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to cut corners on your wedding day without sacrificing the glitz and glitter of the occasion. From the invitations to…

  • Tips and Tricks of Grandparents to Manage Personal Finance and Save Money

    To manage personal finance is an art and for this, every one of us looks for the effective and efficient ways. One of the most common ways, which many people prefer to adopt, is hiring any reliable professional for taking handy management tips on personal finance. Here they should understand that although hiring such a…

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