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Can You Really Save Money With a Prepaid Legal Plan?

Susan Paige / July 15th, 2019 / No Comments

Most people, if asked, would probably say that they hope never to need the services of an attorney. In fact, there are many routine life events in which you may need to hire an attorney. Some states require attorneys to handle real estate closings, for example. Most people will need a will at some point in their lives. You may hire an attorney to help start a business, negotiate a lease, or prepare...

How to Save Money on Christmas Presents for Co-Workers

Em Rodriguez / December 20th, 2018 / No Comments

Purchasing Christmas gifts can leave a big hole in your pocket, especially if you haven’t planned and prepared for it. You have to consider giving gifts to your immediate family, kids, spouse, friends, and even co-workers, just to name a few. However, there are ways to cut some of the expenses. Here’s how to save money on Christmas presents for your co-workers. Save Money on Christmas Presents...

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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...

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How Becoming a Minimalist will Help you Save Money

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Chonce Maddox / February 8th, 2016 / No Comments

Minimalism is a not a new concept despite the hype the trend has received within the past few years. Minimalism actually originated in the 1950s as an artistic trend and a musical avant-garde movement. Nowadays, it’s’ best-known for being a concept that allows you to live with less physical belongings and sometimes, even less space. It’s intended to help you feel free and less overwhelmed....

Posted in: Minimalism and Frugality Tagged with: becoming a minimalist, decluttering, minimialism, saving money, spending less