How to Save Money by Buying in Bulk

July 23, 2010

Buying in bulk can help you save money, but if you aren’t smart about what you buy in bulk it might just be wasteful. There are a number of things that shouldn’t generally be bought in bulk such as ice cream, milk, butter, cheese, sour cream and other perishable items. They often expire before you [...]

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7 Ways to Save on Groceries

July 21, 2010

One of the major expenses of daily life is our monthly grocery bill. Because it is one of our largest expenses, it also offers additional ways to save on groceries. We all struggle with how to cut grocery bills in half: we know we shouldn’t grocery shop while we’re hungry, we ought to clip coupons, [...]

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Residual Income-nice work if you can get it!

July 19, 2010

Did you know that one family continues to receive royalties for quite possibly the most popular song in the world – the ‘Happy Birthday’ song?  Ever wish you wrote an annoyingly overplayed ancient children’s jingle that doesn’t seem to get old? Residual income is ongoing income for the production of an initial work and has [...]

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Budgeting Basics for the Financially Challenged

July 19, 2010

Making and following a budget doesn’t have to be a daunting and miserable task. Budgets are meant to help you manage your money and reach your financial goals. While it can be very easy to come up with how much you should be spending in each budgeting category, figuring out budgeting basics can seem absolutely [...]

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Overthrow the Credit Card woes

July 12, 2010

That big bad term ‘credit card’ gives me the heebie-jeebies even just typing it. For so long they’ve been embraced as a convenience in an increasingly commodified world. But are they really worth it? How can we get maximum benefits out of them with minimum costs? PREVENTION Don’t be so credit card happy. It’s easy [...]

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