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5 Ways to Save Time & Money This Holiday Season

November 23, 2011

When it comes to hosting fantastic parties, gifting luxury gifts and celebrating life, two experts know how to make it all happen while staying in your budget and doing it with your busy schedule. These two experts are Dawn Sandomeno and Elizabeth Mascali. Dawn and Elizabeth are entertaining experts, authors of Plan To Party, and [...]

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Rejoice for Rebates

September 8, 2010

Shaunna Privratsky is a regular contributor to The Dollar Stretcher.com website and enewsletters. For more ways to save money visit their frugal living resource. From now on, I’d like to be known as the “Ruler of Rebates.” Over the last six months, I have cashed in on $200 worth of rebates. Most of the products [...]

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Guest post: Nothing Comes Between Me and My Wranglers

August 25, 2010

Kosmo is an aspiring novelist, vehement opponent of the designated hitter, student of true crime, and plays the keyboard for The Soap Boxers – an eclectic, team-written web magazine. I have always been a person who values comfort over fashion. This is probably a good thing, since I have absolutely no sense of fashion. When [...]

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How Your Household Items Can Make You Fast Cash

June 17, 2010

This guest post was written by Go Banking Rates, bringing you informative personal finance content and helpful tools. You can follow them on Twitter at @GoBankingRates. In this tough economy, bringing in some extra money is an exciting idea for anyone. However, finding an additional job could be a bit difficult with so many qualified [...]

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5 Reasons to Ask your Spouse for a Money Date

May 12, 2010

This is a guest post by Christian of Money Obedience, a virtual financial coach that offers a free budget planner. If you enjoy this article, please consider subscribing to the MoneyObedience RSS feed. I call a “money date” a date with your partner that focuses on making joint decisions around money. You make a date [...]

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10 Areas of Personal Finance

April 14, 2010

This is a guest post from Charles Chua from All About Living with Life. As a husband, father of two and a writer/blogger with a financial background I blog about parenting, work, home life, happiness, relationships, success, healthy lifestyle, self development and personal finance at All About Living With Life. I wish to uplift the mood of [...]

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By Train, by Plane, by Automobile…Ways to Save on Travel

April 7, 2010

This is a guest post from Little House in the Valley, who is currently working toward owning her own little house in the valley. On her journey toward home ownership, she is learning to be financial savvy through budgeting her money and living frugally. With each new savings tip or idea, she shares how she accomplished [...]

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5 Ways to Fund a Trip to Disney World By Cutting Back on Your Coffee Habit

April 6, 2010

This is a guest post by Raza from The Coffee Maker Store, a daily blog and e-commerce store about coffee, coffee makers, and coffee culture. Stop by for the latest coffee related news, tips, and tricks. Have you ever wondered how much your coffee addiction costs you? If you’re a real coffee addict… ahem… I mean [...]

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Of Slugs and Budgets

March 24, 2010

This is a guest post from Karyn Hodgens form Kidnexions. Kidnexions is all about helping kids make connections between what they are learning and their every day lives. Karyn is the author of Raised for Richness, a Parent Primer with Tools to Teach Kids About Money and Life which already won the 2010 NAPPA Gold [...]

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Your Credit Score: How it affects your budget

March 12, 2010

This is a guest post from Clover Mortgage. If you’re watching your dollars and budgeting carefully, you probably don’t want to use any credit, but at some point it can become unavoidable. You may find yourself needing a new car, or your employment could demand a move to a new city where you’ll need to [...]

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