By Money Beagle This is a guest post from Money Beagle, a personal finance blogger from Michigan who is new to blogging, new to marriage and will soon be new to raising a family, as the 'Beagles' are expecting their first child next May. Money … [Read more...] about Being Frugal Isn’t A Fad
By Madsow Madsow writes at Engineer A Debt Free Life. He is a nearly 30 year old test engineer striving to get out of debt. Instead of spending time doing unproductive things, he is spending his time researching frugal life and living for … [Read more...] about Frugal Eats! A three step approach to cut down the food bill
Finances & Money • Frugality • Home
In just a week, we'll be on a 10 day vacation out of the country. So what are we going to do to prepare our home and personal finances for this extended period away? Here's just a quick list of things we're doing, but feel free to add others if … [Read more...] about Preparing Our House for a Long Trip Away
Many of you know those "pay-per-pound" buffets where you, well, pay for food by the pound. You find them at the local deli or supermarket, and they're always flush with foods like fruit, chinese food, prepared pasta salads and other pretty or tasty … [Read more...] about Battling the “Pay-Per-Pound” Buffet Bar
When I heard about this site on the local news a few weeks ago, I was going to try and write a fancy review. However, I think the site's about page says it pretty well: About FoodTrader.Org The Environmental Finance Center at the University of … [Read more...] about Buy, Sell and Trade Locally Grown Food [Maryland Residents]
Automotive • Finances & Money • Frugality
It's been months since I submitted any of my articles to a blog carnival. I just kept forgetting. Well, I remember on Saturday after our house guests left and submitted to THREE great carnivals. If you don't know what a blog carnival is, it's … [Read more...] about Yes Carnivals, I’m Still Alive
