by Marlene Alexander | Frugality, Savings
We’re a society of consumers. Often we buy on impulse and we eventually end up with a houseful of stuff we no longer need or want. That means we’ve wasted our money. If you decide you really do need something, what if you could get it for very little or no money? Here...
by Myscha Theriault | Frugality, Savings
With last-minute barbecue item deals, back-to-school shopping, seasonal wardrobe turnover and college dorm items on sale all over the place, August is definitely a month for deal divas to stock up on necessary items and score annual savings on individual pieces. Here...
by Myscha Theriault | Frugality, Savings
August is the time of year when prices begin to plummet on back-to-school items ranging from clothing and homework supplies to dorm room decorations and book bags. Make sure you get the most for your money by using these seasonal shopping tips. (See also: 8...
by Miranda | Financial Planning, Savings
One of the things we see a lot in the world of finances is the recommendation to focus on the small things. It’s about pinching pennies in a lot of cases. David Bach’s “Latte Factor” is one of the strategies that people look to in order to save...
by Marlene Alexander | Frugality, Savings
Heaven knows we’re a nation of consumers and that means we also throw out a lot of stuff. However, with a bit of re-thinking, we can repurpose some of what we consider trash and in the process save money and pat ourselves on the back for being...
by Myscha Theriault | Food, Savings, Shopping
Skyrocketing prices at the supermarket got you down? You’re not alone. Families and singles everywhere are having their pocketbooks hit with rising ingredient costs, along with the fuel required to make the trip for those who live in rural areas. Here’s how to...