The average life expectancy of most cars is about 8 years and 150,000 miles. If a vehicle makes it to 200,000 miles, you are riding on borrowed time and the car is paying you back. Here are the best tips I’ve found to make your car last longer.
What If You Paid For Everything In Cash?…
Common sense tells us that it’s cheaper to pay for items with cash than with credit cards and loans. But just how much cheaper is a cash method of payment? Here are some interesting facts to get you thinking about using cash whenever possible.
Tips For Living Within Your Means (Especially When You Have No Money)
Experts tell us that the best way to stay out of financial trouble is to live within our means. Right? But there’s ‘living within your means’ and then there’s ‘living below your means’. Which boat are you in? Here are great tips that will help!
Learning From The Millionaire Next Door – How To Become A Millionaire
Want to become a millionaire? Here’s the profile of the typical millionaire. It’s a great list of things to strive for, and traits that you can actually achieve yourself.
Checking Accounts 101: The Best Way To Find A Bank With High Interest Checking
If you’d like to make money in the form of a high-interest yield from the money sitting in your checking account, then these tips for finding a bank that offers high interest checking are for you! Here’s how to find a bank offering high interest checking account rates right now, no matter where you live.
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Get fun frugal tips you can use every day! Lots of freebies, bargains & thrifty shopping tips. Plus, budgeting ideas to help reduce debt on our fun money Facebook and Twitter pages!
College Students Money Saving Tips
These college students money saving tips help college students get a handle on their money now, so they don’t go horribly into debt into debt in the future.
Cash For Gold… Is It Worth It To Sell Old Gold Jewelry Through The Mail?
No matter where you ultimately decide to sell your gold for cash, check here first for today’s gold prices. That way, you know how much your gold pieces are REALLY worth. You will also want to have some idea of the overall weight of your gold, as well as how many pieces are 14k or 18k (which is most common in gold jewelry) and how many are 24k (the purest form of gold). The higher the karat, the more your gold is worth.
Beyond Winterizing: 6 Ways To Cut Costs This Winter
Beyond typical winterizing, here are some things you can do to boost your energy and money savings during the winter…
Monthly Budget Experiment: How Much Money Do YOU Need To Get Through A Month?
At what point is monthly budgeting a means of saving and planning for the future, as opposed to a means for survival?
Teen Money: Teaching Teens to Be Thrifty
Since most people start giving their children more financial responsibilities in their teen years, it makes sense to teach them a thing or two about spending wisely, as well. Here are a couple of quick and easy tips that your teen will understand.
Buying A New Car? 6 Reasons To Pay Cash Rather Than Financing Your Next Vehicle
Here are the best reasons to pay cash for your next car, rather than financing it. Plus some tips for auto dealer scams, and what to watch for when you’re buying a new or used car.
Your Dishwasher Can Actually Save You Money!
Measuring one method of doing dishes against another, dishwashers cost less and get your dishes cleaner than hand-washing alone. Here are some other things you can do to save money while using the dishwasher to clean your dishes…
Easy Ways To Make Decisions About Spending Money
For many people, shopping for themselves can bring on feelings of guilt, anxiety, and doubt. However, the process of deciding what to buy this month, and what can wait until next month does not have to be so hard.
How To Decorate Your Walls… On The Cheap
Just because you don’t have a lot of money to spend on home decorations doesn’t mean your walls have to be plain and boring. There are many fun and easy ways to decorate on the cheap. Here are some things ideas…
A Word Of Advice Before You Ride That Coupon Train…
Coupon trains are when a group of people gets together in an effort to share discount store coupons. The 1st person — the conductor — cuts all coupons from the paper and takes what they need. They pass the other unwanted coupons to the 2nd person who takes what they need from the coupons and then adds their unwanted coupons to the pack… and so on. But are coupon trains legal?
Too Much Stuff & Knowing When to Let It Go
if you just can’t afford all of your expenses, the best thing you can do for yourself is to let something go — which can mean downsizing your home, moving into an apartment, or giving up a car. The result of letting go is a better relationship between your debts and your income. You’ll find a comfort zone that you can live with — day in and day out.
Frugal Food Tip: How To Save $300 A Month By Brown Bagging It For Lunch
You may be able to save a lot of money each month by simply bring your lunch otherwise known as brown bagging it.
2 Simple Tricks To Save More Money!
Spend less, save more: Two ways to control your impulse spending and take control of your savings.
Keep The Change: How Bank of America Rounds Up Purchases and Puts the Difference Into Your Savings Account!
Bank of America has started a new ‘kickback’ program. It’s a fairly lucrative deal. But it might be a better deal for the bank than for you. Here’s the scoop…
