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December 3, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

How to Sell Your Stuff Online

I recently went through a big change and decided to sell pretty much everything I own and pack a bag. There are a million reasons why I came across this decision, but this article isn’t about those. Instead, it’s about how I managed to get rid of most of those things… I sold them online. That’s right, I put up pretty much everything from my

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November 27, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

4 Tips on How to Stretch a Dollar

how to stretch a dollar

It can be downright scary when it rolls around to the last week and you have no money left. You end up standing there thinking “how are we going to make ends meet for the next few days until payday rolls around.” It’s stressful for you and your family. That’s where learning how to stretch a dollar comes in. We would all like to make

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November 26, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

My Favorite Work-From-Home Productivity Tips

Many of us were thrust into the work-from-home world with no indication that we’d ever be trying to finish a report while the kids run wild in the other room and our partner is on the phone across the island from us trying to make a business deal. It’s not the life we have chosen nor were we ready for it, but it was the

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November 20, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

How to Beat the Eat at Home Challenge

For some, the eat at home challenge is not a challenge at all. We’ve got no place better we can go and eating at home seems to be the most cost-effective way to cut back during the COVID financial slump that many of us are seeing. But eating at home doesn’t mean that everyone is eating home-cooked meals. Ordering in is pretty tempting, and we

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November 19, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

How to Celebrate the Holidays Remotely With Family

It doesn’t look like COVID will be packing its bag and heading for a vacation over the holidays (sadly), which means we’ll be stuck doing what we’ve been doing for the last year sans family. Only it’ll be Christmas and New Years’—and being alone on the holidays will probably suck more than usual. Luckily, I’ve actually spent a few holidays away from family—both by choice

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November 13, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

5 Reasons to Start Early Christmas Shopping

Early Christmas Shopping

The Christmas season is upon us and it’s time to start thinking about gift shopping. If you really want to get a leg up on the game, I highly recommend you start early Christmas shopping. Beat the crowds, get the perfect gifts and save yourself a bit of cash—here are a few reasons you should start early Christmas shopping. 5 Reasons for Early Christmas Shopping

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November 12, 2020 by: Adelle Magsombol

10 Practices to Increase Self-Discipline

If you want to increase self-discipline try picking up one of these practices for the next thirty days.

If you look at financially successful people, you’ll often find one trait in common: self-discipline. It takes a great deal of self-discipline to be successful in any endeavor. That makes finding the best practices to increase self-discipline important. One thing that I’ve noticed over and over is that improving your discipline in one area of your life often spills into every other area. If you

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November 6, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

How to Deal With Someone Who Keeps Asking for Money

Someone Keeps Asking for Money

We all know that someone who keeps asking for money and they’re a total nightmare to deal with. Don’t get me wrong, there’s not an issue with helping someone out when they’re in a pinch if you’re comfortable with it and can afford it yourself—though it is important to note that in no case do you have to give someone money. But we’re not talking

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November 5, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

Pros and Cons of Making Your Own Cat Food

Isn't it about time you started making your own cat food?

Cats are much fussier eaters than dogs, which is why deciding whether to make your own cat food might be more complicated than taking the plunge into cooking for Fido. You might not save as much money making your own cat food as you would if you were preparing meals for a dog, simply because cats are much more carnivorous. However, feeding your cat dry

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October 30, 2020 by: Taylor Haahr

What Are The Most Important Things to Save Up For?

things to save up for

Saving is a crucial part of your financial future. But we tend not to save just for the sake of saving (not that it would be bad if we did), instead, we have a tendency to save up for things that we want in our future or situations that we know we’ll require additional funds for. It’s hard to sit here and tell you what

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