Monthly Archives: July 2011

6 Driving Habits for Fuel Efficiency

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July 29, 2011
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As fuel prices continue to climb – and the national average climbs above $4 a gallon – fuel efficiency is more important than ever. Whatever you drive (cars, trucks, wheelchair accessible vans, motorcycles, mopeds, crossovers, SUVs) there are simple ways to save fuel without making major changes to driving habits. Here are a few...
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Help Your Wedding Guests Save Money on Gifts

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July 27, 2011
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Guilt. It’s not something you want associated with your wedding. It’s one of the best days of your life, and it should be a happy occasion, not one that makes people feel bad. But in this economy, some of your guests might feel bad about your wedding. Well, not the wedding itself, unless you...
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What’s Your Money Style?

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July 26, 2011
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In every relationship there comes a time when the big M word comes up. No, not marriage; we’re talking money. Sometimes money is a non-issue—two people just work well together when it comes to spending, saving, etc. But sometimes it seems like a chore to simply buy dinner. Why? Because different people have different...
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Finding The Right Flat Screen at The Right Price

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July 21, 2011
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Flat screen TV’s, that were once a luxury are becoming more affordable through technology and production. Flat screens that once were bulky, overpriced, and poor quality have been weeded out. Depending on the size, quality, and your ability to shop around, you can find a great deal! The first thing that you have to...
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Have Fun Being Frugal

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July 20, 2011
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Frugality is so often linked to self-sacrifice and penny-pinching misers. This does not have to be so. Being frugal to save money does not mean that you have to miss out on fun opportunities. Look at is as quality over quantity and be carefully decisive with how you spend your money. There is no...
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