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Jul 2009
2

Recession proof jobs

by Tyra
Posted In:  other

With the economy at a record low, steady employment from a recession proof industry brings peace of mind to many people. Recession proof jobs are in industries that will continue to make a profit, and need employees despite any downfall in the nation's economy. Keep this list of sixteen recession proof industries (in no particular order) in mind when searching for a employment.  Read the rest...



Jun 2009
27

Eight ways to save money on textbooks.

by Tyra
Posted In:  other

True, getting a good college education will help you succeed financially in the long run, but the cost of tuition, books and supplies sure does eat away at your finances until you find yourself on a strict college budget. The typical student plops down $900 per school year on textbooks alone! You can save money on textbooks will preperation and creativity. Below are a few tips on how to save money on school text books. Read the rest...



Jun 2009
21

Save money by starting a carpool.

by Tyra
Posted In:  automotive  other

The dictionary defines carpooling as "an arrangement among a group of automobile owners by which each owner in turn drives the others or their children to and from a designated place. The terms "rideshare", "carpool", and "vanpool" all have similar meanings, and are used interchangeably throughout this article."  Rideshares are generally set up to be mutually beneficial to each person participating, as driving responsibilities and costs are shared.  Save money, help the environment, benefit yourself, and help others by starting a carpool in your area! Read the rest...



Jun 2009
10

A cheap date: 17 tips and tricks

by Tyra
Posted In:  entertainment  other

How to have a cheap date, without being a cheapskate. There is not a reason in the world that dating, or spending quality time with somebody you love should be a budget buster. Like most money-saving ideas, it's all about thinking outside the box. And seriously, how many times can you out for the predictable "dinner and  movie" routine before being just a bit bored with it?And if nothing else, those of us that are cheap dates probably go out on more dates ;-) Read the rest...



Jun 2009
10

Part time jobs for teenagers and students

by Tyra
Posted In:  family  other

In the United States, teenagers are legally allowed to start work at sixteen years of age. And in some cases, like hardship situations, teenagers can begin working at age 15. Working students and teens generally start their shifts after school, and on the weekends. Some students choose to only get "summer jobs", and focus their attention on academics during the school year. Either way, part-time employment for teens can be fulfilling, fun and a great hands-on learning experience.Read the rest...



Jun 2009
3

The frugal fashionista- How to save money on fashion and clothing

by Tyra
Posted In:  other

Just because you are cutting back on everything, grocery bills, entertainment, grocery costs, going out to eat, and yes - clothing, that doesn't mean you have to attempt pulling off a ratty T--shirt and baggy sweatpants combo. There are tons of ways to look chic, fashionable and as "up to date" as you did before the hard times struck. Below is a list of my 20 best tips to staying fashionable without maxing out your credit cards. These ideas range from smarter shopping, to forgoing the mall for the craft store. After all, fashion is about creativity, isn't it?Read the rest...



Jun 2009
3

Home decor on a budget - Top 15 tips

by Tyra
Posted In:  other

"Home is where the heart is".Your home, whether it be a house, apartment, duplex or any other sort of dwelling should be a positive reflection of you and your family.  However, it's easy to carried away when it's time to decorate, and spend way more than you need to.

Fortunately, a well decorated and comfortable home can be more about creativity, and less about your budget. We have complied a list of helpful tips to make your home all your own without pulling out a loan.Read the rest...



Jun 2009
2

Saving: Learn from the Frugal Millionaires

by MikeV
Posted In:  other

Frugal Millionaire  Some people do not want to appear to need to save money when they can, and so they hide the fact that they are looking for "deals." It may surprise some folk, though, to know that many of those who do have money - even some millionaires - and really do not need to be concerned about saving money the way income challenged people do, are also very conscious about where their money goes.Read the rest...



May 2009
30

Moonlighting: Is a second (part-time) job right for you?

by Tyra
Posted In:  other

What could you do with some extra income? Pay off debt? Support an new member of the family? Get ready for the holidays? Pay for huge hospital bills? Send one of your kids off to a great college? Pay off your mortgage faster?Read the rest...



May 2009
29

25 helpful tips for saving money on pet expenses.

by Tyra
Posted In:  other

Pets play a huge part in so many peoples lives, some people might even consider them a member of the family. A number of studies have pointed out that pet owners have longer life spans than non pet owners. It's so unfortunate that tough times have forced many families to give their pets away to friends, family members and in the worst cases to already overcrowded animal shelters and pounds.Read the rest...

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