In a world of cell phones and instant downloads, being patient isn't just a virtue — it's downright difficult. Take a deep breath and follow these steps.
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Winter has you stuck inside? Use your time away from the great outdoors to supercharge your finances.
8 Great, Cheap Summer Vacations
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And...Breathe: Become More Patient in 9 Easy Steps
In a world of cell phones and instant downloads, being patient isn't just a virtue — it's downright difficult. Take a deep breath and follow these steps.
Best Money Tips: How to Choose the Right Fixer-Upper
Today we found articles on how to choose the right fixer-upper, tips to start a vegetable and herb garden, and cities where you can live abroad in luxury.
Broken down? Turn your pencil into a flashlight.
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Best Money Tips: Frugal Exercise Tips
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20 More Signs That You Were Raised by Frugal Parents
Were you were raised by frugal folks? Here are 20 more tell-tale signs that frugality is in your blood.
7 Inexpensive Lifestyle Habits That Can Add Years to Your Life
These seven simple changes can add decades to your life — and many of them don't cost a penny. How's that for a return on investment?
Waste Not! Revisiting the 5-Second Rule and other Kitchen Classics
Working as a line cook for almost four years exposed me to the dirtier side of the food service business. Generally, I was less-than-impressed
How Do You Take Advantage of the Federal Interest Rate Cut?
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What Helped You Become Financially Aware?
Our histories shape who we are, including how we manage money. What early experiences helped you become the financial person you are today?
Home Education Curriculum on the Cheap: 10 Ways to Learn for Less
In a recent cost-study I completed, I found that it is possible for American families to spend between $300 and $4325 per year to homeschool a single child.
Best Money Tips: Things Teens Should Do With Their Money
Today we found some awesome articles on things teens should do with their money, keeping your receipts in order, and planning for a new financial paradigm.
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Celebrate Love, Not Money, With These Recycled Valentine's Day Gifts
Leave the Valentine's Day clichés at the store. These fun (and thrifty!) secondhand gifts are sure to please a frugal-hearted partner.