Sometimes readers write to ask us, “Is frugal living harming your kids.” Have you ever wondered: Is living a debt free life bad for your kids?
Is Frugal Living Harming Your Kids?
Stop Cutting Coupons and Start Saving!
Here are some easy suggestions how you can save almost $10,000 in just one year cutting a few things from your food bill to help you save money.
How To Get Organized
If you’re asking yourself, how to I begin to get organized, these tips will help you! Getting organized will also help you get out of debt and save money!
Stop Eating Your Way Into Debt!
Eating out is one of the biggest causes of debt, but it can seem difficult to find a better option. Here are some ideas to help you spend less on food.
4 Easy Ways To Save $600 A Year! Stop Wasting Food!
See how wasting less food can save a lot of money and go a long way toward getting your finances in order and eliminate debt!
8 Ways to Stop Impulse Buying
Most of us have given in to impulse buying but it can really waste money and cause debt. These easy tips will help you stop impulse buying and save money!
How to Deal With Layoffs
It is difficult for most people to know how to deal with layoffs, but the right attitude and a good plan can reduce your stress and help you recover.
No Interest Credit – Is No Interest REALLY No Interest?
No interest credit offers and layaway plans can be an attractive temptation, but is no interest REALLY no interest? Read this FIRST before adding that debt!
Credit Card Fees and Other Late Fees
Here’s something to think about: Did you know that late fees on people’s credit cards account for 1/3 of the bank’s income? Paying your bills on time is one of the easiest ways to save money. You don’t have to give up anything or do anything that takes a lot of work. You just write […]
Budget Tips For Married Couples
These budget tips for married couples help you understand your spouse better and how to work together to make a family budget that works for you!
These Hard Economic Times
For a number of years, there has been a lot of talk about hard economic times. Even though the economy is down, does the talk match our spending habits?
