May
16
Find good tips for saving money on gas, personal goods, and other items in the blog carnival round-up.
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16
It’s All Too Much is Peter Walsh’s excellent guide to tackling clutter. Rather than another book on where to put stuff, he guides you through the process of figuring why you have the stuff and then teaches you how to get rid of it.
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15
Want proof that credit cards are a good thing? My friend’s credit card purchase protection saved him $800. Keep reading to get the details.
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14
Should You Save or Spend on Makeup?
Filed Under Personal Care
Some makeup is worth spending a little extra on, but you should feel free to go cheap for most products. Here are my tips for saving and spending on makeup.
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13
Makeup has a relatively short shelf life once it’s opened. Some makeup only lasts three months. Find out how long makeup keeps, then clean out your makeup case.
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9
12 Ways to Save Money on Gas
Filed Under Cars
With gas hovering around $4 a gallon, it’s more important than ever to find ways to save money on gas. Here are my top tips for doing that.
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9
This week’s round-up features the Festival of Frugality and the Carnival of Personal Finance. Find great money-saving tips at both.
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9
How to Buy Individual Health Insurance
Filed Under Insurance
If you don’t have health insurance through your employer, then you’re stuck buying an individual health insurance plan. Prepare to pay through the nose, but there are some ways to control the costs and buy wisely.
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8
Why You Need Renter’s Insurance
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If you rent and think you don’t need renter’s insurance, think again. It’s the only thing protecting your finances if you experience theft, loss, vandalism, or a lawsuit. Keep reading to find out how it works and why you need it.
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7
Homeowners insurance is a necessity if you own a home, but how much do you need and what policy factors should you look for? Find out in my brief guide.
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