|
||
Figuring Out Your Grocery Budget Marianne writes: We have been trying to just spend $50 per week for our family, which is down to 3 people now, but I also did it when we had 4 at home. I find that I am more conscious about what I buy when I set a limit. I focus on the basics. If I don’t need as many groceries that week, I just stock up on something . . . → Read More: How Much Is My Grocery Budget? 
Recently, I wrote an article on college loans. Here is one tip about how to save when you’re in college. As soon as school is out, sell your old books. I don’t know why college texts are one thing we want to always cling too. We save them for 20 years or more, move them 10 times and don’t look at them once. So sell them while they are “newer” and worth something. Now . . . → Read More: Save Money On College Textbooks 
Jill, 
Frugal living is all about making the most with what you already have. Here are 11 tips from Penny Pinching Mama to help you get started: Barter for services when possible. For example, we exchanged lawn mower repair from our neighbor for a table (garage sale find) that he was looking for. Learn to fix things for yourself. These days, with the Internet making information so easily available, you can fix most things . . . → Read More: 11 Frugal Living Tips 
From: Misty I recently started shopping at Garage Sales, Dollar stores, thrift stores, etc., but sometimes I think I am getting a great deal only to realize it wasn’t that good of a deal. For instance, I spent $2.25 . . . → Read More: How To Find The Best Deals 
As some of you have mentioned, I too have been through Dave Ramsey’s FPU classes and my wife and I tithe regularly. I’m looking to have some minor surgery but will be off work a few months only receiving some short term disability benefits. I have no problem tithing from my gross income but how is this seen? For that matter, what about tax returns? Any honest advice is welcomed. Luke
Luke this . . . → Read More: Tithe Question 
Don’t Bury Your Head in the Sand! I had a dog once who, when I would scold him, would run and hide under the bed. He knew he had done something wrong and thought that by hiding he wouldn’t get into as much trouble. I think he figured if he couldn’t see me, I couldn’t see him and he wouldn’t get scolded. There was just one slight problem. He couldn’t fit under the bed. . . . → Read More: How To Get Out Of Debt! |
 |
|
|
Copyright © 2012 Kellam Media And Publishing, Inc. - All Rights Reserved - Disclosure Policy - Privacy Policy |
||
Recent Comments