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12 Tips for a Cheaper Spring Break
Dan Schointuch on November 7, 2012
It’s that time of year when college students from all over the country take time off from their academic studies to enjoy a little hard earned fun. But if you’re one of them, or know someone who is, these tips can make for a less expensive spring break.
Tips From Top Mommy Savers
Megan Calhoun on November 6, 2012
Some of the most frugal moms on the web share their most unorthodox ideas to keep a little more cash in your pocket.
26 Tips to Save on Entertainment
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 13, 2011
Saving on entertainment doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice fun. Find out how you can get the most from your down-time with these tips to save.
You CAN Entertain – Dinner Party For Dollars!
Dawn Sandomeno & Elizabeth Mascali on June 16, 2010
If you need to tighten the purse strings and think entertaining on a tight budget is out, think again. Here is our solution for keeping the party going.
How To Formulate An Effective Personal Financial Plan
SVB on March 5, 2010
Here’s how to create an effective personal financial plan: know your net worth and cash flow situation, get enough insurance, build an emergency fund and set goals.
5 Golden Rules For Hosting A “Luxe” Oscar® Night For Less!
Dawn Sandomeno & Elizabeth Mascali on March 5, 2010
Host a sensational Academy Awards party for less than you might think with these 5 golden rules from some true party experts.
16 Tips to Save on Home Remodeling
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 25, 2010
The best way to save on housing is not to buy or rent more house than you need. The best way to fix up the home you have is to use some simple tips that can save from 20% to 50% on remodeling costs.
Federal Unemployment, Cobra Subsidy in Danger of Expiring
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 27, 2010
More than a million people are in danger of losing extended federal unemployment assistance within the week. Whether you’re one of them or not, here’s some advice on what to do when your unemployment runs out.
Debt Settlement Company Bites Back
Stacy Johnson CPA on December 19, 2011
Debt settlement is a controversial technique to pay less than what you owe. Read this recent email exchange between me and the owner of a debt settlement company and you’ll see what I mean.
Growing Your Own Vegetable Garden
Guest Blogger on February 22, 2010
A friend of mine is very into DIY culture. She recently showed me how to plant a spring vegetable garden without spending a dime.
Throwing a Recession-Buster Cocktail Party
Dawn Sandomeno & Elizabeth Mascali on March 5, 2010
Instead of dining out in a bar or restaurant and sharing appetizers and a big bill, bring the party home and ask guests to share their favorite “small plate” while you serve up cocktails.
28 Tasty Tips to Save on Food
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 16, 2010
In 2008 the average American family spent $6,100 on food. But if that average family had used these tips, they might’ve saved 10% or $600.
Tax Time is No Time for Mistakes
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
Everybody makes mistakes. But one place you should really try to avoid them is when you do your income taxes. You may think that using software will eliminate any chance for error; if only life were that simple! Before you seal that envelope or hit “send” to file electronically, read/watch this story.
Children’s Birthdays On A Budget
Dawn Sandomeno & Elizabeth Mascali on March 5, 2010
You CAN keep your sanity and plan a budget friendly, kid friendly, birthday party for your child right in your own home.
Tax Pros: Are They a Waste of Money?
Stacy Johnson CPA on February 17, 2010
According to a recent survey, the vast majority of Americans pay a tax professional to do their taxes for them. Since this is a job that you can do yourself in minutes with cheap software, I believe a lot of people are wasting a lot of money. But if you’re going to pay a pro, at least try to find the right one and harness their expertise so they’re worth the extra money.
Difference Between a Loan Shark and a Tax Refund Loan? Not Much.
Stacy Johnson CPA on November 7, 2012
Just because the name is national, the people are friendly and the decor is nice doesn’t mean you can trust your tax preparation service to do the right thing. The rates many preparers charge on refund anticipation loans makes them little more than loan sharks. If you don’t use these loans, you know someone that does. So check out this story, then share it.
Jewelry Tips for Valentine’s Day
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 16, 2010
If you’re a woman, this post is my Valentine’s Day gift to you: Forward it to your beau with a note like “Came across this article; thought you’d be interested.”
If you’re a guy faced with jewelry shopping this Valentine’s Day, I feel your pain. Jewelry shopping is bad on so many levels: First, you might end up at someplace like a mall. Then you’ll be expected to spend a lot for what looks so little. So let’s see if we can make the process a little less painful by arming you with a few quick tips to make it less stressful and less expensive.
3 Ways to Get a Will
Jim Robinson on February 1, 2010
What would your family do if you died tomorrow? Do you have a plan in place to take care of those you love? 3 ways to get a will.
Free Long Distance, Faxes, Books and Music
Money Talks News on February 18, 2010
You can find everything from long distance to music for free online (legally), provided you know where to look.
3 Ways to Avoid Lines at the Post Office
Money Talks News on February 18, 2010
Waiting at the Post Office is one holiday tradition we could all live without. Fortunately, there are things you can do to avoid the hassle of those notoriously slow lines.
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