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There’s Hidden Cash in Your Wallet

» by Ryan August 10th, 2010 at 1:27 pm » Comments (1)

If you needed $1,500, would you rather give up your free time and work for it, or would you prefer someone to hand you $1,500 in cold hard cash, with absolutely conditions… no need to return the favor and no need to ever pay it back. You may think that those types of opportunities don’t [...]

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Cheap, Healthy Ways to Eat Out

» by Kerri Randall September 29th, 2009 at 10:12 am » Comments (0)

When I look down some of the main roads where I live, I can expect to see mostly fast food and burger joints.  I definitely wouldn’t call myself a health nut—I enjoy a good burger and fries loaded with ketchup, and I had pizza for dinner last night—but on the whole, I prefer to eat [...]

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Cheap Weekend Getaways

» by Kerri Randall September 10th, 2009 at 7:37 am » Comments (0)

Two weeks of vacation just isn’t enough; you either get one shot at a long vacation (and come back to an insanely large pile of work) or break it up into small pieces to spread throughout the year (and 10-14 days spread over 52 weeks doesn’t cut it).  The remedy?  Weekend getaways.  Sometimes simply getting [...]

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Inexpensive Ways to Go Green

» by Kerri Randall August 24th, 2009 at 11:00 am » Comments (0)

We all know that it’s important to protect our environment, but sometimes it might seem like a chore, not to mention expensive.  These tips will prove to you that there are inexpensive ways to go green.  You may have to shell out in the beginning, but the cost saved over time can be significant, and [...]

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Rising College Costs: How to Start Saving Now

» by Kerri Randall August 14th, 2009 at 11:24 am » Comments (0)

Your baby will be attending college in 18 short years or less, so it’s time to start saving.  And if you think college was expensive for you, just wait until you see the costs for your child.  According to the website popularbabyproducts.com, the average cost for college in 2008 was just over $100,000 for all [...]

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Cheap Ways to Have Fun

» by Kerri Randall August 11th, 2009 at 8:21 am » Comments (0)

Most of us have had to cut back on expenses lately to save money, but that doesn’t mean that we have to stop having fun!  There are cheap ways to keep yourself entertained.  If you need some ideas to spark your creativity, here are a few helpful and cheap ideas: Support your local musicians!  Go [...]

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The Great New Car vs. Used Car Debate

» by Ryan August 3rd, 2009 at 10:43 am » Comments (2)

When you’re looking to buy a car, you have two options: new or used/pre-owned/slightly used/pre-loved, etc.  While the direction you choose is entirely dependent on your own needs and desires, a used car is generally a better investment. New cars certainly have their advantages, and if you find a new car that has exactly what [...]

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Do It Yourself or Hire an Expert?

» by Kerri Randall July 21st, 2009 at 3:10 pm » Comments (0)

When you’re considering a home improvement project, it’s tempting to follow the do-it-yourself path in order to save money.  It only seems to make sense to buy the materials yourself and not have to pay someone else to do the labor, where the real costs can add up.  But sometimes, it’s just not worth it, [...]

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The Cheapest Way to Travel

» by Kerri Randall July 15th, 2009 at 10:47 am » Comments (2)

Times are definitely tough, and you’ve been cutting back just like the rest of us.  But your sanity doesn’t have to suffer; you need a vacation, especially now.  You just need to find the cheapest way to travel.  I say, a fun and relaxing time need not be expensive! Because of the sloping economy, you [...]

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Save Money On Groceries

» by Kerri Randall July 11th, 2009 at 1:23 pm » Comments (1)

This is something I’ve often thought about myself.  I’ve cut back on everything I can, and I pay the lowest possible amount for all of my bills.  But what about groceries?  You need to eat, so there’s only so much you can cut back on there.  There are ways to save money on groceries.  You [...]

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