If you have never shopped at a thrift store before, then you may have a negative view about these types of stores. However, you shouldn’t! Thrift stores can be a great way to save money (items are usually anywhere from 50% to 90% off!), and you will most likely find several items that you love....
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What You Should Do After You Buy A New Home
You have finally received the keys to your home. Buying a new home is usually stressful for most people. There are so many things that you have to go through before you finally get your home (the pre-approval process, shopping around for the home, making a contract, counter-offers, home inspections, and so on). After going...
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Things That Increase Your Audit Risk
It’s tax time. I’m sure all of you know. If you haven’t filed your taxes yet for the year, then you are probably in the process of doing so (or, at least I hope so!). One thing that you don’t want to happen is being audited by the IRS. Usually your chances are very low,...
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Ways That Being Cheap Could Cost You Money
Everyone has been cheap at some point in their life. Sometimes being cheap can save you money, but other times it may end up actually costing you money. Don’t you hate whenever that happens? Here are 10 ways when being cheap can actually cost you more money. Trying a new food product because it’s cheaper....
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Why You Should Work When You Are In School
Working while you are in college can be a really great thing. Whether you work a part-time job of only 10 hours, or if you can manage a full-time job while attending school, there are many positives that will make doing both at the same time well worth it. I will say that if you...
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Wedding Registry Advice – Everything You Need To Know
If you are in the middle of planning your wedding, one thing that you may be excited for is registering for gifts for your wedding. You can usually register for items in the actual store, or online. Whatever you do, make sure that the store keeps track of what is bought and what is not...
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5 Money Mistakes You May Be Making
No one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes, but some people make more mistakes than others. The key is to learn from your mistakes so that history does not repeat itself. Here are 5 money mistakes that you may be making. 1. Going without an emergency fund. Do you have an emergency fund? These are very...
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Learning How To Barter
Have you ever bartered for what you want? I have, and it has worked several times. Bartering is great because it can help me get a service or product that I want/need at a better price or even at an even exchange. It makes life so much more affordable, plus I make some great contacts...
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Saving Money When Eating Out
If you are like me (or most of the population), then you probably like a good meal out every now and then. You can sit down, order your food, and it will be brought to you. Minimal work needs to be done by you (except for the actual driving part), which is nice! However, eating...
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Cutting Your Cable TV Bill
Did you know that the average cable bill is around $90 per month? That’s over $1,000 a year! And, if you think $90 is a lot, I’ve also heard of many people who spend $200 or $300 a month. Whenever I hear $200 or $300 a month, I want to faint. I couldn’t imagine paying...