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How This One Technique Helped a Financial Planner Save Money on Food in a Matter of Weeks

You’re about to see how U.S. News Columnist, CFP and website owner Jason Hull used my Receipt Reference Technique to save money on food and organized his receipts in three easy steps. And then I’ll walk you through exactly how he did it so that you can potentially get similar or better results. To learn [...]

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Save Money Using Coupons

How To Save $2882 By using Coupons [Infographic]

Since the 2009 recession, the demand on coupon codes increased drastically. This infographic only shows that the economy’s downfall makes people of the United States realize that it is hard to survive when money is tight. This is where coupon codes were used by many. It focuses on household’s commodities. Online shops offered small to [...]

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Swaddle the Baby, Stretch the Dollar: An Infancy Money Saving Guide

The first year of your baby’s life is not just the most precious, but is also the most expensive. An average American family shells out anywhere from $8,000 – $15,000 on medical bills and supplies for babies below 12 months of age, which means that your little bundle of joy can probably eat up a [...]

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How to Make Your Christmas Budget Go Further

The Christmas season brings with it all the joys and festivities of the holidays, but it is also a time of the year when many budgets can be stretched, pinched and in some cases wrecked if consumers are not careful. Quite easily, you can spend more than what you have and find yourself scraping for [...]

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A Baby or a Bentley?

We all know babies are expensive, especially when they’re not babies for very long. Then they turn into kids. Then they turn into what my family calls “teenie-boppers”. Then tweens. Then spawns of Satan teenagers. Then even when they turn 18, they’re still not out of your pocket (ask me haha). As women, we get [...]

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How to Avoid Craigslist Rental Scams

I’ve been doing some apartment hunting lately, and since I’m at work 8 hours of the day, the majority of my search starts online. I check sites like Rent.com, Apartment Finder, Apartments For Us, and of course, Craigslist. Craigslist can be a dream and a nightmare, depending on the types of posts you find. I know [...]

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How to Cut Thousands From Your Home Loan

Compare Home Loans Before you even get started with your home loan, you compare them first. There are some great resources available online for free to assist you with your quest to find a great loan. Sites like Bankrate (USA), MoneySuperMarket.com (UK) and iSelect (Australia) can be very handy and huge time saver. A home loan is usually a long [...]

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Married to Your Spouse or Married to Your Career

I’ve always been an ambitious girl. In the first grade, I decided I was going to be a business executive before I even knew what it meant. I also had dreams of being a lawyer. I changed my mind after my mom’s coworker, who was studying for the bar, let me borrow a law book [...]

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