Here is the latest collection of money saving articles and ideas found on the web:
Whats in your Frugal Took Kit?
…ore along the lines of, what tools do you use to be more frugal. My list is short, so I’d like to hear some and add to it. iPhone: The phone it’s self isn’t a very frugal, but there are a huge amount of apps that can save you a lot of money. The ebay app has a barcode scanner so you can quickly see if a product you have is on ebay, and if its ch…
from Frugal Living: Waste Less-Gain More! -
How do you balance being frugal and living with less stuff?
…of living frugally that really necessitate accumulating a lot of stuff like bulk buying and holding on to things you find cheap or free that you know you’ll need in the future. The big one for me is tools, parts, and supplies for all the DIY projects and repairs I take on. Not expecting a solution to all my problems; just some insight into how y…
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Easy frugal shopping in the grocery store
…or the amateur frugal person, what are some things you can buy in the grocery store that are frugal and don’t taste half bad. (I say amateur, because I was trying to avoid extreme frugality, where I grow my own food and hunt in the woods). This is what I know of: Canned Tuna Fish, mostly about a dollar a can. Sometimes I can go extreme with Cos…
from Frugal Living: Waste Less-Gain More! -
…Frugal families cut their budgets to the bone. Many budget busters, such as eating out too often or being wasteful with electricity, are easy to identify. Sometimes it might seem like you can’t find any new ways to save. Readers on my forums share updates with an ongoing discussion on their most recent ways they’ve managed to save even more mone…
from Frugal Village -
Are the Joneses Keeping You Broke?
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from Frugal Living: Waste Less-Gain More! -
What To Do When Your Unemployment Checks Stop Coming?
…of your unemployment benefits. You’ve cut your budget and are finally starting to make some progress in the new job market. Right when all seems to be going well, the rules change. It is expected that many more states will start the process of cutting back on the unemployment benefits they [...]
from Moolanomy Personal Finance -
Working With a Financial Adviser: Selecting the Right Planner
…orking with financial advisers or planners. Recently, I evaluated the types of financial professionals and described the various professional certifications to help readers start on the right track. This article looks at the research you can do to narrow down your choices, getting you to your initial meeting.When you select a financial planner, …
from Consumerism Commentary -
Bankruptcy & Lending To Friends: Watch the Paperwork
…or folks to get loans from friends and family when they’re in financial trouble or facing bankruptcy. But it’s good to do the paperwork right sometimes. If mom is going to lend you money to buy a car, she should act like the Bank of Mother and take the time to do [...]
from Bankruptcy Law Network -
5 Tried-and-True Strategies for Saving When Your Income Isn’t Consistent
…a freelancer or a contractor, then you know that work seems to come in “feast or famine” cycles. One week, you have more to do every day than 24 hours could possibly hold. The next, you’re twiddling your thumbs. Unfortunately, living with this cycle means that your income isn’t consistent, either. In fact, if you’re not careful, you can end up w…
from Wise Bread -
Best Money Tips: Outsmart Your Bank
…s Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some great articles on ways to outsmart your bank, common interview questions, and top 10 tax audit red flags. Top 5 Articles 12 New Ways To Outsmart Your Bank — Outsmart your bank by not chasing new offers they put out for new customers. [US News via MSN Money] 30 Most Common Interview Questions and How…
from Wise Bread -
Easy Ways To Teach Children About Money and Finance
…Children About Money and Finance It’s essential to teach children about money management and budgeting at a young age. The last thing you want is for kids to not “get it” and end up in the hole starting with college credit card debt. Getting the learning process going early on puts them on the path to becoming financially responsible adults. Fi…
from Wealth Pilgrim -
Do Not Despair, This is Not an End, But a Beginning
…a bankruptcy attorney and for the past ten years, I have made my living helping others find their way through the quagmire of the bankruptcy court. In one end as debtor, out the other end, as a fresh start, ready to grab hold of the brass ring and start again. I’m proud of…
from Bankruptcy Questions? – National Bankruptcy Forum -
David Giller, Esq. is a Consumer Law attorney, providing professional, confidential and compassionate legal advice throughout New York City and northern New Jersey in financially stressful matters includingbankruptcy, foreclosure defense, debt settlement, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and Fair Credit Reporting Act. To learn more about David or his law practice, visit www.gillerlaw.com.
