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9 Tips to Cut Your Grocery Bill by Up to 50 Percent
Allison Martin on February 24, 2014
Tired of your wallet taking a beating at the grocery store? Here are some creative ways to save big on food costs.
Military May Get Pay Cut, Fewer Benefits
B.T. Ballenger on November 20, 2013
The Pentagon is proposing cuts to pay and benefits for service members to cope with ongoing federal budget cuts. Unfortunately, the Pentagon is not very good at tracking its expenses.
North Carolina is First State to Cut Welfare During Federal Shutdown
B.T. Ballenger on October 16, 2013
Covering the program would take less than 1 percent of the state’s rainy-day fund, and those expenses would be reimbursed by the federal government. But North Carolina said no.
16 Ways to Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half
Dori Zinn on April 16, 2013
Think you can’t take a big bite out of your food budget? Eating fewer restaurant meals is one way to save, but there are plenty more.
9 Ways to Cut Your Monthly Costs
Jason Steele on December 16, 2011
Between rising costs and an uncertain economy, we’re all looking for new ways to save money. But instead of looking for the one-time big score, try saving a little bit each month. It adds up.
5 Expenses You Shouldn’t Trim and What to Do Instead
B.T. Ballenger on September 16, 2011
Saving money is easy, right? Just spend less on certain things. Unfortunately, cutting costs in some areas now will make the financial pain worse later.
6 Tips to Save on Pet Medical Expenses
B.T. Ballenger on July 7, 2011
Pets are like members of the family. But unlike other family members, they probably don’t have health insurance. Here are some ways you can protect your furry friends from the high cost of health care.
Even if Bush Cuts are Extended, Taxes are Rising Next Year
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 28, 2010
If you’re single and make $50,000 – $70,000, odds are you’ll be paying at least $400 more in federal income taxes next year. If you’re married filing a joint return with the same income, your taxes will likely rise by at least $800.
Saving Money On Pet Expenses
Life or Debt on July 16, 2009
We like our pets. In fact, it’s been estimated that Americans spend $41 billion a year on them, so it makes sense that many are looking for creative ways to cut down on their pet bills. Fortunately, it’s mostly common sense. Prioritize your pets needs; food is more important than toys. Besides, I know my … Continued
Penny Pinching Your Pet Expenses
Money Talks News on May 27, 2009
Just about everyone is finding ways to stretch a dollar. But since our pets don’t know much about that, they may need a little help from us…
8 Surprising Ways Aging at Home Can Save Seniors Thousands in Retirement
MTN Staff on February 6, 2025
Make retirement work for you—stay put, cut expenses, and stay in control of your finances.
9 Signs You Should Be Working Remotely
Emmet Pierce on December 6, 2019
Working from home can improve work-life balance and cut expenses. But is it right for you?
Some People Are Just Good With Money, While Others Are Broke No Matter How Much They Earn. Why Is That?
Kendall Blythe on October 15, 2026
Hint: It has nothing to do with your paycheck.
32 Hacks to Help You Fight the Inflation Squeeze in 2026
Timothy Moore (The Penny Hoarder) on October 5, 2026
From gas to groceries and fun at home, there are plenty of ways to cut spending.
Midlife Crisis: Can You Live the Good Life Without Wrecking Your Retirement?
Kendall Blythe on October 2, 2026
Follow these steps to define your baseline, automate the process and spend the rest without anxiety.
Stop Wasting Your Money on These 14 Things You’ll Almost Never Use
Gael F. Cooper on July 8, 2026
These items seem alluring, but they often end up as dust magnets.
7 Reasons to Let Go of Your Stuff in Retirement (Plus Tips for Decluttering)
Kathleen Coxwell on June 8, 2026
Discover the benefits of clutter-free living — and how to get there.
EV Fans Fear New Fee from Congress Will Drive Off Gas-Weary Buyers
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on May 19, 2026
A $135 annual fee for EV owners — rising to $150 by 2035 — could erode the $2,200 in yearly gas savings that made going electric worthwhile.
Gas Prices Near $5 Are Changing How Americans Drive, New Poll Finds
Keith Laing and USA TODAY on May 7, 2026
With gas averaging $4.55 a gallon, a new poll finds 44% of Americans have cut back on driving — and 34% are rethinking their vacation plans.
If You or Someone You Know Is Facing Exploding Health Care Premiums, Here Are 6 Things to Do Now
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 4, 2025
Premiums are set to spike for millions next year, but you still have room to maneuver.
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