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Saving Money Tips – Ways to Save on Groceries

Purchasing groceries for a family can eat up a large amount of your monthly budget. Here are a few tips that will help you start saving on that grocery bill.

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Could Gold be Useless in an Emergency?

We’re talking about the ability of paper money to retain its value as compared to precious metals, particularly if there is an economic crisis.

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Warfare Economics Gone Berserk

War is a terribly expensive business. It lowers our standard of living. It has bankrupted nations before. Will ours be next?

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Coupon Organization and Remembering to Use Them

How often have you gone to the grocery store and said to yourself, “Darn it, I didn’t remember the coupons!” Here’s how to organize your coupons and use them.

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Are Americans Entitled to an Ever Increasing Standard of Living?

Americans might think they are entitled by birthright to an growing standard of living. Reality might be far different.

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What’s Wrong with the Unemployment Picture?

We have the Labor Department’s unemployment numbers for June, and employment has dropped more than the government was expecting.  And that’s after trying to juggle through the folks who were hired temporarily for census work and then let go.  Then there were the 625,000 people who were dropped from the labor pool because they supposedly [...]

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More Money-Saving Encouragement

If you feel like your paycheck is drained before you can even deposit it into the bank, then here are some tips to help you and your family save extra money.

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A Nation Gone Bust

It seems like a strange irony. It’s the most powerful country the globe has ever seen – militarily, at least. Yet its weakness financially is showing up in all sorts of spots. Stubbornly high unemployment. Zombie banks. A shaky stock market. Nasty foreclosure statistics. And debt – both public and private – out the wazoo, [...]

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Ideas to Help Families Keep More of Their Money

While many families try to save money, chances are they aren’t taking all the best actions. Stick with some basic steps to get you much better results.

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Grocery Coupons and Other Ideas for Saving Money on Food

People like to save money. It makes us feel great to find a bargain. Clipping grocery coupons and organizing your shopping can save you a lot deal of money.

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How to Budget and Still Have a Normal Life

It can be helpful to slowly make changes that will enhance your cash flow to help you have more funds to do the things you truly want. Here are some ideas.

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You might want to steer away from car title loans

You could lose your car if you miss a single payment If you need to raise a few thousand dollars and you can’t get a regular bank loan, you might be tempted to apply for a car title loan. You put up your vehicle as security, and then just pay back the money over the [...]

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Managing Cash for Household Needs

Decreased incomes Many people have been complaining over the past year that incomes are dropping. This is the truth for many people who already have jobs. There are people who are living on unemployment benefits after facing job losses. Incomes are dropping but not expenses. The fact is, that expenses have been increasing all the [...]

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The Top Ten Mistakes with Budgeting

It will save you money Making a budget is essential for your financial well-being. Once you have a sound plan in place, the worst recession won’t be able to topple you. But beware, purveyors of payday loans – if you aren’t careful, you can fall prey to one of the top 10 budget mistakes. Having [...]

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A Word about Personal Finance Education

A Word about Personal Finance Education Poor Debt Management Can Affect Generations A lot of people that struggle with their personal finances, like debt and credit issues, run into trouble because they’ve never learned about good budgeting. They likely have relatives that have the same issues. They likely don’t discriminate between needs and wants, and [...]

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