This section talks about how to stretch your dollar by optimizing your spending, increasing your savings, cutting everyday costs, and budgeting with excellence.
The following post is from Marissa over at Thirty Six Months, where she talks about investing, paying off her student debts, and saving money along the way. I really enjoyed it because I am all about investing in quality. In fact, based on Marissa’s recommendations I might re-evaluate (AGAIN) my own work wardrobe. Make sure to stop …
I am on a three month no-buy resolution. I figured it is a good prelude to start implementing my next resolution – de-cluttering. Where do you usually start? I, of course, started with my favorite place which happens to be (you guessed it, right!) my closet. After I cleaned my closet, and packed some of …
The following post was featured in the following carnivals: Yakezie Carnival at The Amateur Financier Carnival of Financial Camaraderie at My University Money Canadian Finance Carnival at Canadian Finance Blog Carnival of Financial Planning at The Amateur Finacier Carnival of Retirement at Retire by 40 The following post was featured in a blog swap in …
This is a new series I am starting on this blog. It is called Live A Little, and it is not about how to save more by cutting expenses and living frugal. It is not about a debt snowflake or solo 401K rules. It is all about spending. Don’t you frown already! We spend money …
This post was inspired by Nikki from Debt Free By Thirty . Every week Nikki features a series of posts The Best Things in Life where she shares her favorite thing of the week. “Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, the whole aim and the end of human existence.” – Aristotle Thanksgiving is the …
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