Author: Donna Freedman
Being Tall and Good-Looking Boosts Earning Power: So, What If You’re Not?
Donna Freedman on October 17, 2016Life is definitely not fair: Research shows that how we look affects what we earn, but there are ways to take on this workplace bias.
7 Household Hacks That Save You Cash
Donna Freedman on September 23, 2016Here are some tips for saving money as you simplify day-to-day tasks.
How to Live Rent-Free (or Way Cheaper Than You Are Now)
Donna Freedman on September 20, 2016An expert on living large on less money offers the keys to housing that fits within your budget.
77 Uses for Baking Soda — and How It Could Save Your Life
Donna Freedman on April 27, 2016Sure, it keeps the fridge smelling sweet. But did you know you can also use it to clean the tub, kill roaches, keep spinach greener or de-stink the dog?
9 Ways to Turn Table Scraps Into Delicious Meals
Donna Freedman on April 25, 2016Billions of dollars’ worth of food goes to waste in this country every year. Here’s how to turn table scraps and trash into nutrition.
20 Ways to Save Big Bucks on Pet Supplies
Donna Freedman on March 16, 2016Even the most frugal pet owner needs to spend some money. The following tactics will help you stretch funds to provide the best life for your animal companion.
How to Find Thousands of Freebies
Donna Freedman on February 24, 2016It has never been easier to get good stuff for free — from individuals and companies. Here’s how to track it down.
How and Why to Keep a Stellar Credit Score in Retirement
Donna Freedman on February 18, 2016Follow these golden rules for credit in your golden years, and you’ll get the best insurance and loan rates. You’ll also be ready to deal with an unexpected expense.
Resolutions 2016: Crush Your Debt in 3 Simple Steps
Donna Freedman on December 30, 2015Skip regret and become debt free in the new year. It takes fortitude, but it’s as simple as 1-2-3.
7 Secrets to ‘Regifting’ Without Getting Caught
Donna Freedman on December 2, 2015Done right, the practice is budget-boosting, clutter-busting and eco-friendly. Done poorly, it can ruin the holiday. Here’s how to regift with care.
Think Money Can’t Buy Happiness? Think Again
Donna Freedman on November 9, 2015It all depends on how you spend it. Consider these ways that money can actually bring moments of delight and lasting satisfaction.
5 Frugal Ways to Fight the Flu
Donna Freedman on October 1, 2015It’s a virus-laden world. Use these frugal tactics to protect yourself, your loved ones — and your wallet.
10 Ways to Stay Warm and Win the Thermostat Wars
Donna Freedman on September 28, 2015Are you the one who’s always turning up the heat? These tactics will help keep your core temperature up and utility costs down.
3 Steps to Avoid Debt When Holiday Shopping
Donna Freedman on September 7, 2015As you enjoy the last few rays of summer this Labor Day, don’t forget that the holiday shopping season soon will be upon us. Here are three ways to keep finances full of good cheer.
What to Do So Weddings, Baby Gifts, Etc., Don’t Break the Bank
Donna Freedman on July 28, 2015Graduations, showers, bar/bat mitzvahs, retirement parties – joyous occasions certainly can be pricey. Here’s how to keep milestones from becoming millstones.
4 Ways to See Movies at a Theater for Free
Donna Freedman on July 10, 2015Movie tickets continue to get more expensive. But why pay at all? Find out how to see your favorite flicks without opening a wallet or purse.
Done With Roommates? 48 Ways to Afford Living Solo
Donna Freedman on July 8, 2015You’ll pay an awful lot to have the bathroom all to yourself. Use these tactics to make the solo life more affordable.
14 Things We Can Learn From a Little-Known Billionaire
Donna Freedman on June 23, 2015From impoverished Armenian immigrant’s son to billionaire businessman. How did he do it?
Get Your Kid Off to College Well Prepared, on a Budget
Donna Freedman on June 17, 2015A guide to what your freshman will need, and how to get it without stressing out or overpaying.
The Real Cost of Cat$ and Dog$
Donna Freedman on June 5, 2015Don’t kid yourself: Look at the lifetime costs of a companion animal in order to determine whether you can provide the care that a pet deserves.
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