When the economy hits a rough patch and it’s hard to find jobs, people start thinking of starting their own businesses. If you’re in this situation and considering becoming an entrepreneur, there are a lot of things to research and consider first before making the plunge. Having started a business and end it within 5 […]
Year: 2012
5 Ways to Trim Your Household Expenses
As the restrictions on our economy continue, it’s never too late to form good spending and saving habits, particularly at home. It’s generally easy to get used to a certain standard of living, and even if you consider yourself frugal, there could be ways to avoid waste that haven’t yet occurred to you. Although many […]
Purse Size Coupon Wallet
I just saw this on Amazon and thought you might like this! This is a super cute coupon wallet that looks like a purse and attaches to the shopping cart for easy access. Love! The style is chic enough to carry around, not like those bulky binders. There are also divider tabs so you can […]
5 Simple, Eco-Friendly, Money Saving Devices
This post takes a look at just a few simple gadgets and ‘things’ you can use to cut costs and help reduce your carbon footprint. While they’re all obvious and quite trivial devices, that doesn’t mean to say we’re all using them. Here are 5 simple things you can do to save money as well […]
What’s New at Living Richly on a Budget
Thank you for dropping by my blog and thank you to those of you who have been loyal fans. I’ve been working on this blog since 2009 and it has changed a lot since then. My life and goals are completely different from when I started. Namely, my 1 year old daughter is the main […]