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It’s OK to Indulge, Especially in Bargains

Posted by Frank
March 25, 2008

Yesterday, my wife and I grabbed the Monday special at Jerry’s Pizza’s and Subs, which is a large Pizza for $4.99.  It’s very rare that we ever eat out on a weekday, which makes the occasion feel like a treat.  While we were enjoying our grease ball pizza, we realized that we look forward to [...]


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Ways to Save on Groceries

Posted by Frank
March 23, 2008

The following was a guest post submitted to beingfrugal.net on March 5, 2008.
Food, you have to buy it, you have to eat it, but you don’t have to spend a fortune on it.  It’s estimated that an average family of four with two kids and two parents, will spend around $800/month on groceries.  How does your family fit [...]


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Five Common Money Mistakes to Avoid

Posted by Frank
March 19, 2008

Anyone reading this article is probably already ahead of the financial game.  Just by showing an interest and initiative tells us that you put more thought into your financial decisions compared to your peers.  However, are you making money mistakes without realizing it?  We are willing to be that many of you are guilty of one [...]


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Advantages to Eating With Your Parents

Posted by Ben
March 6, 2008

We are currently in the process of developing a response to the many heated comments we have received regarding an earlier post on dog food and laundry and cleaning supplies and things of that nature but in the mean time I wanted to stress the importance of eating with your parents on a regular basis.
Before [...]


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Monthly Round Up for February

Posted by Ben
March 3, 2008

Every month we will gather up some of our most well received posts and quotes, in case they were missed as well as to give some financial highlights to consider for the month ahead.  We will also discuss some of our sites traffic activity.
We had quite a successful first month!  We had well over 3,550 visitors this [...]


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Take Your Lunch to Work

Posted by Frank
February 14, 2008

We estimate the average cost to go out to lunch in most major cities costs anywhere from $9-$13. In contrast, the cost to bring a lunch to work will most likely cost you around $2-$4. This simple decision if turned into a habit has the potential to save you $11/day (cost of a haircut) $55/week [...]


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