Sometimes the best motivator is a hug, and sometimes it’s a swift kick in the butt from some cold hard truth! Here are the best debt free quotes to do just that! I love a good underdog story! Seriously, I love it when a person is down on their luck, and they spend all their […]
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Itâs safe to say 2020 was a pretty hard year for everyone financially. Even if your wallet hasnât taken a hit in the last few months itâs likely either your employer or someone in your family has found themselves stretched financially by the effects of COVID. No point dwelling on the past, though. We may… Read More
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Sometimes the best motivator is a hug, and sometimes it’s a swift kick in the butt from some cold hard truth! Here are the best debt quotes to do just that! I love a good underdog story! Seriously, I love it when a person is down on their luck, and they spend all their time […]
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As some expenses decrease during self-isolation, others can creep up. To brace yourself and your budget, keep an eye on these costs while in quarantine.
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How to Feed a Family of 5 For $350 Per Month is a post originally published on: Everything Finance – Everything Finance – Its all about Money!
A new year often brings a lot of change, and my once family of 3 is now a family of 5. We have two boys staying with us for a while and even though we’re making adjustments as they get settled, I don’t imagine my food budget to increase by much. In fact, I’m expecting to only spend around $350 per month for our new family size of 5. No, we will not be eating rice and brand or canned meat every night. Yes, we will be eating healthy, balanced, and filling meals. We may even dine out once or
How to Feed a Family of 5 For $350 Per Month is a post originally published on: Everything Finance – Everything Finance – Its all about Money!
From curbside pickup to alcohol delivery, there are many services that warrant a tip, but the etiquette on tipping during a pandemic isnât always obvious.
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How to Get the Most Bang For Your Buck When Buying a Car is a post originally published on: Everything Finance – Everything Finance – Its all about Money!
Need a new car? Car shopping can provide the perfect mix of excitement and stress. On one end, youâre getting a new car. On the other, you probably know itâs going to cost you a pretty penny. With the average cost of a new car being $37,000 and $15,000 to $20,000 for a used car, there is plenty of opportunities to save money on this large expense. In this guide, youâll learn some basic car shopping tips along with how to save money and get more bang for your buck. Determine How Much You Can Afford Itâs best to determine
How to Get the Most Bang For Your Buck When Buying a Car is a post originally published on: Everything Finance – Everything Finance – Its all about Money!
Create a memorable event without breaking the bank using these creative tricks.
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