Feeling inspired to take up a new hobby, but dreading what it might cost you financially? Don’t let money keep you from thoroughly enjoying and excelling in your newfound pastime. Here are some tips for taking up a hobby on a budget.
My husband and I really enjoy learning new ways to reuse things around the house. We try to be creative and innovative in our ongoing efforts to reuse, and also have fun with it.
You may have noticed the drop in fuel prices, seen several articles floating around about Why Now is the Time to Travel Abroad, and heard that the dollar is "stronger" than usual right now. But what does that mean for you as a consumer? Check out this one minute video from CNN Money for a quick overview:
It seems like we see - or read about - a new "life hack" on a daily basis. Many of these claim to be thrifty, frugal, and all-around money-saving must-knows. But which ones really work and really save us time and money? Check out this video, where Mental Floss puts fourteen popular "money-saving life hacks" to the test!
St. Patrick’s Day conjures images of leprechauns and pots of gold at the end of a rainbow. Of course, the Irish aren’t the only ones with superstitions centering on money and wealth. Many cultures have traditions centering on colors, symbols, and other harbingers of wealth and prosperity. From Turkey to Trinidad & Tobago, we’ve uncovered money beliefs from around the world.
Good news! It's totally possible to get a sparkling fresh and spotless place on a budget by using natural cleaning products that do just as well as those with harsh chemicals and hefty price tags!
You might have a list of things to tidy up around your house and yard in the coming weeks—why not tidy up your finances, too? Here are seven steps you can take this season to get your finances in order.