Are you feeling the crushed by the recession where you live? If taxes are rising and rents are increasing in your hometown, you might be wondering where the cheapest place to live is these days. There are a few different things to consider, so let’s take a look.
Cheapest Place to Rent
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What to Do with Money
Everyone dreams about what to do with money if they suddenly came into a lot of it, whether by winning the lottery or getting an inheritance or doing well in stocks, etc. Maybe money is especially tight for you now, as it is for most people, but you want to know how to get the [...]
Should I Buy or Rent?
You’ve made the huge decision to move into a house, but after all that thought and weighing of priorities, there’s still one more question looming over you-should you buy or rent?
Buying Costs More
Your current financial situation will be the best determining factor when making this decision. The pros and cons of each will weigh differently [...]
Budgeting Money: How to Create a Sensible Financial Plan
Have you thought about budgeting money lately? I can hear the groans already. Nobody wants to think about creating a budget. It means tediously figuring out your actual income and expenses, and worse, discovering how much money you might be wasting. However, this is exactly what will save you money and allow you to start [...]
Warehouse Clubs vs. Retail Stores: Will Buying in Bulk Save You Money?
When looking for ways to save money and tighten your spending without sacrificing too much, you might be considering doing your shopping at a warehouse club like Costco or Sam’s Club. A move like this can definitely save you money, but it is entirely dependent on your personal needs, so be prepared to do some [...]
Fun Family Ideas Under $20
In an effort to save money, you’ve probably made some lifestyle changes. You got a cheaper cell phone plan, called your insurance agent to negotiate a lower rate, buy only the necessities at the grocery store, and you haven’t bought new clothes in months. You’re probably not going out to dinner much, if at all, [...]
5 Ways to Be Green and Financially Fit
As more and more businesses are striving to become “green,” they are realizing there is actually a monetary benefit to keeping the World clean. By reducing waste and conserving energy, we can save money and allow the economy and world to run more efficiently.
Here are 5 simple ways you can become greener and save money:
Ditch [...]
Go and Spend Money
Did you know that retailers bring in as much as 40% of their annual profits just in December? That means they could have an outstanding year but still fail if the holiday doesn’t bring consumer traffic, and that’s the was very fear among retailers. As a result, retailers pulled all stops to compete for your [...]
Resist Temptation to Buy
As technology evolves at a faster rate, the need for instant gratification seems to elevate in unison. As a result, America exponentially increases its over-consumption and the general population dives deeper into debt. People are actually using the value of their homes to leverage more buying power.
It’s insanity that, in general, people continually pay for [...]
Is Frugal a Bad Word?
I remember the first time I heard somebody use the word “frugal.” I didn’t know exactly what it meant, but by the way it was used I was certain it was a derogatory term and that frugal living was a bad thing.
Eventually I figured out what frugal living meant, but for many years I still [...]

