In the last two months, fierce debates surrounding Windows 8 have taken place all over the web. While I haven’t tried out the consumer preview, I did get the chance to see it in action and it left me intrigued. … Continue reading
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Are You an Extreme Cheapskate?
The other night I caught an episode of the new TLC show, Extreme Cheapskates. I was looking forward to the show because it seemed to tap into my frugal interests, although I knew ahead of time the advice would be … Continue reading
The “No-Spend Day” Challenge
The other day I was listening to some stock-picking gurus review several of their favorite picks. One of them mentioned Visa and Mastercard as one of their favorite companies given the “new, electronic economy.” They went on to say, “I … Continue reading
Shopping at Warehouse Clubs: Frugal or Not?
Over the weekend we visited a nearby Sam’s Club, something we haven’t done in many months. My wife and I agreed it is something we should consider doing on a regular basis (maybe monthly) to stock up on a number … Continue reading
A Shift in Perspective: Micro-Budgeting to Big-Picture Finances
One of my New Year’s resolutions was to simplify the way I budget. Over the years I have grown consistently obsessive over every aspect of my finances. It was beginning to become a problem. So after many months in a … Continue reading
Save Money on Groceries by Being an Intentional Shopper
Over the weekend I stopped by the grocery store to pick up a few things. Since we were set on meats and produce, I found myself wandering the aisles more than usual – seeing what was on sale and checking … Continue reading