Blogging is many things to many people. It’s the main way web pages are created on the internet these days. Due to all the non-technical, user-friendly free blogging software available, you don’t need to know how to code web pages, so anyone can start a blog. And they do.
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Entries Tagged as 'Budgeting'
Save Money with Free Resources at Your Local Library
October 15th, 2009 · No Comments · Budgeting, Consumer Info
The days of dusty card catalogs are long over. Nowadays, a library is a cornucopia of knowledge, entertainment and cutting edge technology. Not only can you enjoy yourself more than you thought possible, you can save big bucks by using your local library’s resources.
Free Adult Classes
Adult classes at your local community college can cost upwards [...]
Tags: Children's activities·classes·cobference rooms·discussion groups·DVDs·Events·free resources·internet access·library·movies·Office Space
Planning Ahead For the Holidays Can Save Time and Money
October 9th, 2009 · No Comments · Budgeting, Consumer Info
As an (ex) engineer, I am typically one of those well organized, thorough, list-writing people that tends to have everything mapped out and ready to go months in advance (another less attractive word for it might be anal). I think I got it in part from my mother, who started buying Christmas presents in June, hiding [...]
Tags: early holiday planning·holiday budgeting·holiday gifts·holiday shopping early·planning ahead holidays·save money·save money christmas
Real Rich People Don’t Act Rich
October 6th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Budgeting, Consumer Info
You’ve heard it before: Rich people are cheap. It’s either that’s how they got to be rich or how they stay rich. But do they really make big compromises or live like misers? Let’s look at the facts, according to Thomas J. Stanley, who just released his book “Stop Acting Rich: [...]
Tags: cheap·haircuts·homes·Keeping up with the Joneses·Living Frugally·millionaires·modest·real rmillionaires·suits·Toyota·wine
