Masters Course in Savings
Learn from a Utah mom who’s cracked the code to extreme savings in Lesson 27, “Utah Mom Masters Frugality: How She Spends Only $1,400 a Month for a Family of Five.” Find out her tips and tricks that will take you from spender to saver in no time!
Binge-watching, but make it frugal! Dive into this thrilling episode from TLC’s ‘So Freakin Cheap,’ featuring Becky, the most frugal mom in America. From renovating a 100-year-old home on a shoestring to daily life hacks that’ll leave you speechless, Becky is a master in the art of extreme saving. This episode will inspire, educate, and give you a truckload of tips to maximize your savings. Tune in!
Today, let’s huddle around the digital campfire and discuss an American marvel—The O’Brien family! You won’t believe how they turn thrifty living into an art form! 🎨💡 Why the O’Briens Deserve Your Attention 🌟 Think you know cheap? Think again! This family is here to school us all with their money-saving magic. They’ve taken an … Read more
As well as the paper coupons you’ll find in most Sunday newspapers, Smart Source has a website where you can print many of the same deals. This can be useful if you want more copies of a physical coupon you found in the paper. Upon visiting the site, you’ll notice that it only offers printable … Read more
Don’t miss out on this sensational culinary adventure! Join Ima B. Cheap as she recommends a must-watch video featuring 5 delicious recipes for $5 or less. Get ready to find your next family favorite meal without breaking the bank!
We are programmed at a young age to buy, buy, buy. Advertisements advertising everything from tasty cereals, electronic gadgets to super hero action figures beg us to spend, spend, spend to be happy. Along the same lines we are convinced that this is fine to want more and more stuff. And, the subliminal message is … Read more
Social class isn’t indistinguishable from riches, however the two ideas are connected (especially in Marxist theory),prompting the idea of financial status. Abundance at the individual or family level alludes to benefit of everything an individual or family possesses, including individual property and monetary assets. In both Marxist and Weberian hypothesis, class is separated into upper, … Read more
More than 1.7 billion people around the world are unbanked and can’t access the financial services they need. Kiva is an international nonprofit, founded in 2005 in San Francisco, with a mission to expand financial access to help underserved communities thrive. Kiva provides entrepreneurs with 0% interest loans of up to $15,000. To qualify for … Read more
The basic rule is to divide up after-tax income and allocate it to spend: 50% on needs, 30% on wants, and socking away 20% to savings. It’s a simple plan designed to help people reach their financial goals. The rule states that you should spend up to 50% of your after-tax income on needs and … Read more
Have you been drowning in debt, struggling to make ends meet, scared of losing your job, buried in bills, or worried about getting by in today’s economy? Cyberbegging, online begging, and internet panhandling are the online versions of traditional begging or panhandling, which involves crowdfunding and asking strangers for money for immediate needs. Get help … Read more