Hair care in salons can be very expensive and can eat up a lot of your hard-earned money. If you want to get hair care at less the price, here are some suggestions that you can follow:
Investing in quality work clothes is a must for anyone who works in the office – specially if you are required to wear something semi-formal or business. But what if you really don’t have much resources to build an expensive wardrobe? It’s still okay. Here are some tips on how to have your own office [...]
11 Jan
Posted by Guest as Attitude and Outlook, Family, Money and Finance
Adults underestimate the intelligence of children and their ability to adapt. If you’re worried that your change in financial situation would hurt your children, well, it would only do so if you do not explain this properly to them and not preparing them for the change in the lifestyle that they’re used to.
06 Jan
Posted by Guest as Food, Home and Garden, Kitchen, Money and Finance
Are you preparing to stock your pantry with food for the winter or before a storm but you want to be as thrifty as possible without being skimpy on your preparation? Here are some tips on how to do exactly that:
How do you know if you’re financially ready to buy your own home? Here are two factors to consider before you go hunting for your dream abode:
23 Dec
Posted by Guest as Buying New, Food, Home and Garden, Money and Finance
Here are some more tips on how to shop for food for less!
16 Dec
Posted by Guest as Attitude and Outlook, Family, Money and Finance
One thing parents should aim to teach their children is to make sure that they know how to handle finances well. These are some of the points that parents should emphasize on:
01 Dec
Posted by Guest as Holidays and Tradition, Money and Finance
Because the Christmas holidays are coming and we all could need the extra cash, here are some more thrifty little ideas we can use to save cash:
24 Nov
Posted by Guest as Holidays and Tradition, Money and Finance
Want to make the most out of your Christmas shopping? Here’s what you can do:
Many people dread the coming winter as the colder temperature can surely mean more costly electricity. Here are some ways to cut on electricity consumption.
Using credit cards is not bad. Neither is cash. The only major problem you’ll get with either of the two is when you get yourself in huge debts because of atrocious spending habit.
27 Oct
Posted by Guest as Family, Holidays and Tradition, Money and Finance
The holidays are fast approaching and we’ve already mentioned in previous posts about how practical it would be to start shopping early. But what to do if budget is a little tight? Here are some tips:
These simple tips will cut your water bill by lowering your water consumption. Not only will you help yourself, but you will also help the environment:
Teach your kids how to handle money and encourage them to by setting up a small fund in a similar system as a 401k retirement plan.
Christmas is just a few months away. If you’re smart, you’ll know that you should better start your holiday shopping now. Here are some tips on how to budget your hard-earned cash for Thanksgiving and Christmas:
