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Of all the major purchases people make in their lives, few are more based on emotion than buying a car.
The cost of prom doesn’t have to take away from the enjoyment of this memorable high school rite of passage. Creating a budget and considering ways to save before the dance can make for an enjoyable (and reasonably priced) evening.
Recently, I attended a women’s empowerment conference and one of the speakers used a profound analogy I found useful in many areas of life. Her example illustrated that people spend too much time on the obstacle and forget to focus on the goal.
In honor of Financial Literacy Month, the blog is focusing on financial literacy topics throughout the month of April, but I’m not the only one celebrating Financial Literacy Month!
The government's debt woes hold valuable financial lessons for consumers.
Most people know that they would/should/could reduce their spending. However, people are discouraged by this idea because they think of it as an "all or nothing" strategy. But in reality, there is a lot of room in between to step-down.
These easy, frugal tips will help college students save money on food
The holiday season is the time we get to kick back, relax, and spoil our kids thoroughly. But when money is tight, you may worry about creating a disappointing holiday for your children. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to create a memorable holiday on a shoestring budget.
Smoking certainly isnt the only habit that can be costly to your financial well-being, nor is it the only one that can become addictive.
Don't let a splurge derail your financial plans.
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