Personal Finance Archives - Page 63 of 77 - The Outlier Model

Choosing Bridesmaid Dresses? Here are Watercolor Recommendations!

Susan Paige / November 20th, 2018 / No Comments

While your bridal dress is a huge part of your wedding day, there are so many other things you have to worry about along with it. People often start planning a wedding under the impression it will be easy and that you won’t have a lot to think about during the lead up to the big day. However, the opposite is true. Yet, you shouldn’t get yourself worried and anxious before you start planning, having...

Posted in: Personal Finance

Try The Perfect Treat: Peanut Butter Fudge Brownies Recipe

Em Rodriguez / November 12th, 2018 / No Comments

The holidays are fast approaching and this peanut butter fudge brownie recipe just might be the next big hit for potlucks or for dessert when you’re hosting a party. It has a rich, fudgey taste and the perfect combo for chocolate and peanut butter lovers out there! Prep time 15 minutes Baking time 35 minutes Ready in 1 hour Yields 16 brownie squares Ingredients 250 grams semi-sweet chocolate chips 30...

Posted in: Food and Grocery, Personal Finance, Recipes Tagged with: peanut butter fudge brownies

How to Make the Best Homemade Marbled Chocolate Banana Bread

Em Rodriguez / November 5th, 2018 / No Comments

Making a savory type of bread may be time-consuming, but this marbled chocolate banana bread won’t trap you in the kitchen all day. This is a great snack for your kids when they come home from school, or you can also bring it to work and eat it when hunger strikes. It’s way better than going to the vending machine to get your snack fix. Prep time 1 hour Cooking time 30 minutes Ready in 1 hour...

Posted in: Personal Finance, Recipes Tagged with: marbled chocolate banana bread

Practical Ways to Cut the Cost of Thanksgiving Dinner

Em Rodriguez / November 2nd, 2018 / No Comments

For many families and friends, Thanksgiving is a time to gather, catch up, and have a good time over good food. However, if you are the one hosting the Thanksgiving dinner, it can also be a lot of stress, and cause a dent in your finances, especially if you haven’t budgeted for this giant celebration. From grocery shopping to turkey preparation to decorating your abode, the cost of Thanksgiving...

Posted in: Personal Finance, Saving Money Tagged with: holidays, saving money, Thanksgiving dinner