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How to save money and avoid birthday party drama
The school year’s well underway and the weekly birthday party invitations are pouring in. If you’ve got a couple of kids in school, with 20 to 30 children in each of their classes, the birthday party circuit can get very expensive, very quickly. If you don’t want to add a line item into your budget [...]
How to save money and avoid birthday party drama from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Dawn Papandrea
How to buy furniture you like without spending too much money
In February 2013, I moved back into my house. Yes, moved back in. I bought the place in 2007 and turned it into a rental property when I moved in with my then-boyfriend. The relationship went bust at about the time my tenants were moving out, so I decided to go back home, and used [...]
How to buy furniture you like without spending too much money from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Jen A. Miller
Why I’m no longer afraid to deposit checks by mobile phone
Your co-worker, your neighbor, the corner market owner. They all joined the modern world long ago. For awhile I was reluctant, but I too have gotten hip to the new age. Yes, I’ve started cashing checks through my smartphone I resisted the convenience for two big reasons. First, when the technology debuted, the time from [...]
Why I’m no longer afraid to deposit checks by mobile phone from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Jen A. Miller
A YouTube video taught me how to fix my oven, saving $1,000 in repair bills and boosting my confidence
My old oven When my oven went out a few months ago, I put off dealing with the problem. The appliance looks about 30 years old, so I assumed it was beyond repair and that replacement parts wouldn’t be available. Because it’s a wall oven, not a freestanding range, my research revealed that it would [...]
A YouTube video taught me how to fix my oven, saving $1,000 in repair bills and boosting my confidence from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Amy Fontinelle
With ticket prices taking off, here’s how to save on your holiday and winter air travel
Feel like you’re paying ungodly amounts of dough for each plane ride you take lately? You’re not imagining (or exaggerating) the state of air travel. The price of the average round-trip airfare, with taxes, rose to $509 in the first six months of 2014, according to recent data from the Airlines Reporting Corporation. The cost [...]
With ticket prices taking off, here’s how to save on your holiday and winter air travel from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Julie D. Andrews
How To Win McDonald’s Monopoly Game, 2014 Edition
Welcome to the 2014 edition of McDonald’s Monopoly game. The game has returned to its traditional schedule this year with a fall launch. The fast-food giant last year caught everyone off guard by launching the game two months early — in July. But fall just feels right for this game, doesn’t it? The 2014 game [...]
How To Win McDonald’s Monopoly Game, 2014 Edition from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Kathy OGorman
How to get the most mileage out of baby gear
If you’ve ever shopped for baby stuff, you know that it’s very easy to see your paycheck disappear in a flash. So. Much. Stuff! Do babies really need all of these things, you might wonder? Probably not, but you ultimately buy everything anyway because you want your little ones to have every new high-tech bouncy [...]
How to get the most mileage out of baby gear from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Dawn Papandrea
Should you pay your child for good grades?
I’ve paid all three of my kids for good grades many different ways and times throughout their school years. But, I can’t say it ever resulted in better grades. My son, now a senior in high school, would never push a 78 to an 80 just to get some extra cash. My oldest daughter, now [...]
Should you pay your child for good grades? from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Naomi Mannino
How to throw great, yet affordable, football parties
A new season is here that has nothing to do with pumpkin-spiced everything – it’s football season. Every Saturday and Sunday (and Monday and Thursday nights, too) provide a great excuse to get together with friends and root for your team. Or some other team. Does it really matter? Of course your entertainment and recreation [...]
How to throw great, yet affordable, football parties from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Dawn Papandrea
Smart ways to save money at school without ruining your college fun — or going hungry
Don’t worry – this isn’t going to be one of those posts that tell you you’re a big boy/girl now, and have to stop being irresponsible with money. I won’t tell you to stop buying overpriced lattes, $11 nachos at midnight, or comfy college sweatshirts because those things are largely what college is all about. [...]
Smart ways to save money at school without ruining your college fun — or going hungry from personal finance blog Bargaineering.com.
This blog was posted by Dawn Papandrea
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