Saving Money
Save Money This Summer by Saving Energy
One of the most expensive seasons in terms of energy use is the summer. When temperatures soar and the sun beats down, people need to cool off. But that often means cranking the air conditioner and then paying huge energy bills. The average family spends around $2,000 per year on energy costs. This number can […]
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Choosing Between Saving and Spending
Most of us were taught about the importance of saving money, but it gets harder each day, what with the rise in cost of living and a not so forgiving economy. However, despite all that working against you, the importance of saving cannot be underrated as it is the only way a person can reduce […]
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Four Ways Your Home Can Save You Money
In these tough economic conditions, everyone is trying to find ways to trim expenses. Believe it or not, your home can actually help you to save money. Here are four ways you can tap into the gold mine that is waiting for you each day when you walk in the door. Check Out Home Security […]
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New Things You Can Try That Will Save You Money
Too often we find that we don’t have enough money to do all the things we would like. That leaves only two solutions, make more money or make better use of the money you already make. In today’s economy, making more money may not be as easy as getting more out of the money you […]
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Five Ways To Save Money and Reduce Your Living Expenses
Saving money is not always easy to do in your daily life however it is an incredibly important aspect for a successful life. Many people don’t even know where to start when trying to save money and it ends up costing them in the end. Learning simple tips and tricks can mean the difference between […]
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Nine Steps That Build Your Debt Repayment Snowballs
Just like you roll snowflakes together into a circle to form a winter snowball, roll your debts. Start by paying off the debt with the highest interest rate, and continue to repay the minimum amounts on all your other debts. After the first debt is repaid, apply the money you were using to repay that […]
