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Knowing how to save money and navigate the financial difficulties in today’s economy are two skills not everyone has. Have no fear, we will show you what you need to know and answer your questions about saving money when budgets are tight.
I made $300 in 3 days and another $700 in 2 weeks selling items on Facebook Marketplace — you can too! See what sells best, items that bring the most money, and how to post your first item on Facebook Buy Sell Trade groups.
If you’re anything like me you most likely travel on a budget. I’ve learned some cool tips and tricks along the way that allow you to pay lower airline fees, save on your smartphone bills, and find cheap travel accommodations. Plan ahead if you have a vacation coming up to save the most money while on your trip.
Wondering if the Craftsman lifetime warranty is still good since Sears sold Craftsman tools? Here’s the latest on what’s happening with the Craftsman warranty.
Like you, I’ve been a college student and I know just how tight money can get. When you’re focusing on grades, you don’t always have a lot of free time to make money in college. If you need extra cash, there are simple things students can do to save money and earn money too. Here’s how to make money in college without sacrificing your study time!
Here’s a HUGE list of items which have been dramatically marked down lately because of the economy and current recession woes. Now might be a good time to take advantage of these things.
Some experts claim that we should be stockpiling foods in anticipation of rising food prices — a sign of lean times ahead, based on our current economy. But how do you know what kinds of foods to stockpile? And exactly how much should you be storing away?
The best way we can survive this recent hike in gas prices is to lower our need for gasoline. Here are some simple things you can do to lower gas consumption and lessen the damage that gasoline prices are putting on your pocketbook…
Could there be a a correlation between today’s economy and our waistlines? They call times of financial recession lean times for a reason, you know. People tend to eat less because of the high price of food. I had this happen to me the other day…
I used to be able to get in and out of the grocery store and buy what I need for 20 dollars or less. Not anymore… My how things have changed!
Freegans are part of a movement of people that practices ‘Freeganism’ — an alternative lifestyle that involves trying to spread the word of over consumerism while at the same time trying to get the things that they use in everyday life for free. Has anti-consumerism gone too far?
