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Frugality
Want a really cool frugal tip? I thought this might make people think for a few minutes here. Ok, you know how the gas prices have been rising, right? There is a lot to be said regarding carpooling. I recommend carpooling because it’s a great way to make friends & establish potential business connections. I have done this because I hate driving; yes I am the one who curves in & out of the lanes, flips people off, cuts off unexpectedly then laughs about it. My windows aren’t tinted either. Well, I got tired of people copying my license plates so I got on my trusty laptop one day after seeing this guy get out of the vehicle that obviously didn’t have any relevance to him except on the side it said, looking to save gas? Ride with us. Read the rest of this entry »
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Finance
Being frugal is another form of investing. You are taking the money that you are saving and putting it somewhere where you feel is more justified. I live a somewhat frugal life. I save any & all change, throw it into my change bucket. I usually forget about it after 3 days. Read the rest of this entry »
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Frugality
You ever wonder how people become so financially stable. I sure have. I wondered until I became financially stable. Then I started wondering if others knew this supposed secret. I figured maybe they did but they didn’t want to see what was staring back at them so obviously. I grew up having nothing. I went into adulthood not having anything. Read the rest of this entry »
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Making Money
How many of us have loads of books at home just lying around? Well, one solution is to sell off your unwanted books on the Internet. This is a very easy process and can also be quite profitable. Read the rest of this entry »
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Holidays
Vacations can be fun but they can also cause a lot of stress. How am I going to afford a vacation? Where should I stay? Where should I get a plane ticket? This article will address those questions and show you how to have an affordable quality vacation on a frugal budget. Read the rest of this entry »