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Archive for 'Spending'

How to save on knitting, crafting, and scrapbooking

9 Sites to Save Money on Craft Supplies

Feb 21, 2012 - You could go broke going to local stories to buy all the supplies you need for scrapbooking, knitting, or jewelry making. Here are some cheaper online alternatives.

5 Things to Consider For a Less Taxing Retirement

5 Things to Consider For a Less Taxing Retirement

Feb 16, 2012 - If you think the ideal retirement location offers warm weather, think again. Unless you want to be taxed to death, also consider state taxes before deciding where to retire.

Save on vegan food

5 Ways to Save Some Bread on Vegan Food

Feb 16, 2012 - Vegans struggle with balancing diet and budget, but you don't have to be one to benefit from these tips.

Here are some tricks to saving even more at bulk stores

8 Massive Ways to Save at Bulk Stores

Feb 09, 2012 - Buying in bulk is cheaper on most things, but you can save even more if you follow these tips about what to do – and not do.

Uncle Sam says to slow down and be careful – there's lots of free tax help.

Tax Hacks 2012: 4 Places for Free Help

Feb 06, 2012 - Does $100 billion sound like a lot for taxes? It's not what Americans owe every year – it's just what we pay to get our returns filed. But 70 percent of Americans shouldn't be paying anything.

How to Find Traditional Valentine’s Gifts at Untraditional Prices

How to Find Traditional Valentine’s Gifts at Untraditional Prices

Feb 02, 2012 - A recent survey found that most women want jewelry, flowers, or chocolate this Valentine's Day - but popular gifts can be tough to find on sale. So here are our deal diva's secrets for spoiling your Valentine the traditional way without spoiling your budget.

19 Uses for Baking Soda, Dryer Sheets, and Beer

19 Uses for Baking Soda, Dryer Sheets, and Beer

Feb 02, 2012 - Why buy a new kitchen cleaner or hair conditioner if you already own something that will do the job? Common household items like vinegar, salt, and baking soda have a ton of uses around the house. Here are 19 ideas to get you started.

5 Stupid Little Ways I Wasted $35.94 This Week

5 Stupid Little Ways I Wasted $35.94 This Week

Feb 02, 2012 - It's not just the big things you buy that cost you money. You could be wasting money every day on the little things - I sometimes do. Here's how I wasted money this week without realizing it.

8 Places to Save on Green Household Products

8 Places to Save on Green Household Products

Jan 27, 2012 - Going green doesn't have to mean going broke. Here are eight sites that sell eco-friendly household products cheap.

Dirty Harry Teaches Us a Lesson on Opportunity Cost

Dirty Harry Teaches Us a Lesson on Opportunity Cost

Jan 26, 2012 - Go ahead, make my day – learn about "opportunity cost" from Dirty Harry movies. Do you feel lucky, punk? Well, do ya?

Living on the Financial Edge

Living on the Financial Edge? 7 Tips to Help You Keep It Together

Jan 25, 2012 - About to lose your job with no emergency fund in sight? Time to put your life in "safe mode."

5 Ways to Save Time AND Money With Coupons

5 Ways to Save Time AND Money With Coupons

Jan 23, 2012 - What's your hourly rate for frugal activities? Compare the money saved as payment for time invested, and you'll get an entirely new perspective on frugality.

5 Ways I’m a Personal Finance Daredevil

5 Ways I’m a Personal Finance Daredevil

Jan 19, 2012 - Sometimes, risks pay off – playing it safe can actually cost you instead of save you. Here are the money menaces I stare down without blinking.

4 Ways to Save at the Dentist

4 Ways to Save at the Dentist

Jan 19, 2012 - The recession has hurt dentists' bottom line and our dental health. A recent survey shows 43 percent of us have delayed dental care due to the cost. Here's how to cut your dental costs whether you have insurance or not.

Canadian Pharmacies: Are the Savings Worth the Risk?

Canadian Pharmacies: Are the Savings Worth the Risk?

Jan 17, 2012 - Buying prescriptions online from Canada is a crime and a gamble, but for some patients, it's the only way they can afford their meds. If that's you, here's what you need to know.

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