A new year has begun, and I’m in the mood for something fresh!
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Financial Resolutions For A Fresh Start
Happy New Year! A new year is a great time to start fresh and look forward to the future.
Celebrate and Save: 6 Ways to Welcome the New Year for Cheap
It’s finally time to say goodbye to 2015!
How To Avoid Overspending Over The Holidays
Sticking to a budget is the best way to curb and control your spending, not just during the holidays, but ALL of the time!
10 Ways To Have Holiday Fun At Home For Free
While I definitely don’t look forward to winter, I will say that the holiday season is one of my favorite times of the year for so many reasons.
6 Ways to Save Money on Holiday Gift-giving
As much as I enjoy the holiday season, I’ll admit that it’s one of the busiest, sometimes stressful, and most expensive times of the year.
Give Back Without Spending
The holiday season is a time to be thankful, no matter how much or how little we have. It’s also a common time to think of those that might be less fortunate than us, and how we can help them.
Should You Brave the Black Friday Crowds for Better Savings?
It’s no secret that I love to shop, and I’m a bit of a sucker for good deals.
Money-Saving Tips for Thanksgiving Day Dinner
For many people, Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holiday season – time spent with family and friends, celebrations, and if you’re one of the lucky few, a little time away from work. I’ll admit, one of the things I most look forward to is all of the delicious food associated with the holidays, especially Turkey Day.
6 Common Credit Card Mistakes
When I was in college, there was no shortage of credit card representatives on campus, encouraging students to open a line of credit to build or improve on their credit scores. To entice us even further, every company offered a “free gift” when we signed up (and what college kid doesn’t love free things?). It seemed like a good enough idea at the time, so I opened my first account with little knowledge of how credit cards worked. This was mistake #1, and it led to plenty more until I realized how I should be using it, and how to manage my debt.
