Frugality Advice For Good Times and Bad
I love Amazon. They are my store of choice. They have everything I could ever want at low prices and I don't have to leave my house. Win, win, and double win! First I signed up for a Prime …
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You know that the earlier you start saving for retirement the easier it is right? Not only do you have that many more months to save you also have that much more time in the markets. Time does amazing …
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In the late summer of 2010 we paid off my minivan. The payment was $460 per month. Instead of just absorbing that money into our monthly budget we opened a separate savings account and continued to …
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Well, I don’t HATE coupons, but I’m actually not a big fan of them. Don’t freak out! Let me explain. Coupons encourage shopping, and when you are shopping, you are spending money. I can hear you …
Cat over at Frugal Rules recently wrote about how much financial help a parent should give their adult child. That is an excellent question. I left a long comment over there but the more I thought …
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Saving for retirement is an important part of financial planning. Being familiar with the rules of both the Roth and Traditional IRA is important. It might seem complicated at first, but it's really …
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