By MrsMoneyGuest Blogger(view all posts by MrsMoney)
at 11:55AM Monday August 16, 2010
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Summer is a great time to do some home remodeling. Whether
you are sprucing up the exterior of your house, or adding a splash
of color to a room by painting, there are ways to go green and save
money on your home renovations.
Here are some ways to do so:
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By Guest_BloggerGuest Blogger(view all posts by Guest_Blogger)
at 9:06AM Monday August 16, 2010
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Stocking the fridge is a recurring chore that sucks up time and constantly threatens to blow your budget. Couponing is a great way cut costs, but there are many, many options beyond clipping coupons.
Here are the top ten things you can do to save on groceries:
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By stella.louise(view all posts by stella.louise)
at 10:55AM Saturday August 14, 2010
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It's a fact: if you've got water gushing and flooding your kitchen, you'll find the main valve and shut it off immediately. But a leaky faucet could be left to drip for months on end with that tiny trickle of water adding up to gallons and gallons of wasted water over the course of time.
The same applies to expenditures: it's easy to focus on the big ticket items when trying to balance your
personal finances, but often it's that trickle of expenses that adds up to big bucks in the long run.
Here are ten money wasters to stop spending your hard-earned dollars on:
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By CrystalECollinsDealPro(view all posts by CrystalECollins)
at 9:03AM Thursday August 12, 2010
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Love to read, but don't want to spoil your budget? Here are
six easy ways to get free reading for yourself and your family:
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By Veela_6(view all posts by Veela_6)
at 2:36PM Wednesday August 11, 2010
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You know those beauty myths that magazines love to bust? Why do they always take such delight in debunking "s
having your legs will make hair grow in thicker" or "
tanning will help clear up skin"…year after year? After a certain point, we've gotten the message. Yes, the only way to reduce cellulite is through exercise and we're stuck with the size of our pores.
And what about rules for cosmetics? This realm is less easily pinned down, because it's so individual--your friend looks stunning with gold eyeshadow, but it makes you look jaundiced. It's no wonder then that some people cling to the few hard and fast rules they hear--but we pride ourselves on being savvy consumers, so here's a rundown of knowledge you can take to the bank.
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By JulianaWeissRoesslerGuest Blogger(view all posts by JulianaWeissRoessler)
at 1:25PM Wednesday August 11, 2010
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Buying in bulk from warehouse stores like
Costco and
Sam's Club can save you lots of money. For example, one brand of maple syrup is going for $5.32 per quart at the local supermarket and only $1.49 per quart at a warehouse store. The problem, of course, is to make use of it all before it spoils, but by implementing a few techniques, you can make bulk buying work for you!
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By savingtools.comGuest Blogger(view all posts by savingtools.com)
at 9:06AM Wednesday August 11, 2010
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As the new legislation for college students allowing the textbook search to be more competitive and provide sales of textbooks online took effect in July there has been a change in national book retail stores across the country. The
Higher Education Opportunity Act was created to provide college students with a book list when they register for classes so they can search for and buy or rent books earlier, taking advantage of lower costs via online sales and used book purchases.
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By SarahndipiteaGuest Blogger(view all posts by Sarahndipitea)
at 12:03PM Tuesday August 10, 2010
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Although
Cranky Fitness hasn't been updating for quite some
time now, I go back and read through the archives every once in a
while. (
I recommend you check 'em out, too!) A blog post
from a little over a year ago entitled
The Healthy Hedonist motivated me to share with
you:
Five things
Sarahndipitea has done lately that aren't bad for her,
and have saved her money:
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By Mark.RiddixGuest Blogger(view all posts by Mark.Riddix)
at 10:26AM Tuesday August 10, 2010
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Most of us could not make it through our daily lives without a cell phone. Making calls, texting, and surfing the web are so much more convenient with a cell phone. All of that convenience does come at a price. Cell phone companies are increasing the prices on a number of different services including data plans, premium content and early termination fees. These fees can take your cell phone bill from a small expense to a major headache.
Here are three ways that you can save money on your cell phone plan.
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By brwood(view all posts by brwood)
at 9:07AM Tuesday August 10, 2010
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Nothing can ruin your day quicker then car trouble. You can avoid many problems, or at the very least catch them before they leave you stranded, through preventative maintenance. You may save $20 getting your oil changed at the quick change chain, but they won't spot problems about to leave you sitting at the side of the road. Having a regular mechanic, who sees your car on a regular basis, is just as important as having a dentist look at your teeth regularly, or a doctor take your vital statistics when you get a check-up. If you don't have one, I have some good suggestions for finding a
good mechanic.
The one problem you can't prevent is the sudden unexpected flat tire. Tires have gotten so much better and more durable in the past 50 years, they hardly ever blow out. But they can still be flattened by a common 6 penny nail or a drywall screw in a matter of seconds.
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By MrsMoneyGuest Blogger(view all posts by MrsMoney)
at 12:11PM Monday August 9, 2010
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In an effort to save money and take care of my body, the majority
of the time I enjoy a drink it's water. Not only does it keep
your body functioning like it should, it also tastes great and
feels refreshing. There are some instances where water
doesn't taste great, though. I've looked into so many
different water filtration systems, and I'll tell you: they aren't
cheap. There are some water filtering pitchers, but they are
made out of plastic, and I try to avoid plastic because it is not
good for the environment or your body.
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By stella.louise(view all posts by stella.louise)
at 10:59AM Saturday August 7, 2010
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Chances are you've got a long list of items you need to buy before your child is ready to go back to school. Here are eight things you don't need when shopping for school supplies:
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