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  • in How to Make Money

    Making an App in 7 Easy Steps And For Less Than $200

    There’s an app for that; actually, there is not an app for this. Does this mean we’ve found the one thing that there is not an app for? Should we write this down somewhere on a calendar to mark the day we broke app history? Or should we make an app for that? I digress […] More

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    Personal Finance Books You Can Get for Less Than $1 on Amazon

    If there is one thing that’s always worth purchasing used, it’s a book. After all, it’s always the same; yet a used book is so much better. There is nothing more comforting or refreshing than the feel of gently used pages and a book that’s been loved. Its pages are softer, more pliable, and it’s […] More

  • in Personal Finance

    10 Smart Ways to Invest or Spend $10,000

    The winning powerball numbers were announced, and it wasn’t us (I didn’t play, so I admit I had no chance to begin with). So we are not all $1.5 billion richer, and that’s too bad. I had a few nice ideas in mind to use $1.5 billion for – because I was miraculously going to […] More

  • in How to Make Money

    How to Find Out if Rite Aid Owes You $50

    Speaking of class action settlements, did you know that one of the companies you work with most might actually owe you money? Oh, we weren’t speaking of class action settlements? I know it’s not a brilliantly witty, amusing or even interesting topic of conversation (unless we’re talking Erin Brockovich, of course) but it’s reality and […] More

  • in Rewards Credit Cards

    Five Fun Ways to Use 50,000 Ultimate Rewards Points

    Earning enough rewards points to take a long vacation or earn a free flight almost anywhere you want to go is a pretty good deal. In fact, it’s why so many people choose to take advantage of reward programs, mileage clubs, and the like. What if I told you that it is far easier to […] More

  • in Mortgages

    10 Steps to Taking Control of Your Mortgage Debt

    Mortgage debt is probably the biggest debt you have; hopefully. My first mortgage came when I was 20 – though we technically didn’t have it until I was 21. My husband and I were engaged to be married the following year and we decided to build our starter home. It was a small, adorable little […] More

  • in How to Save Money

    How to Save Money on Big Expenses in 2016

    Travel, housing and entertainment are some of our biggest expenses throughout the year. We spend more on our mortgage than any other expense we have – put together (and that’s a good thing!) and we spend more on travel that we do on our mortgage, probably. Entertainment is another big expense for us. We have […] More

  • in How to Save Money

    Can You Handle the 52 Week Savings Challenge?

    The 52-week savings challenge is all the rage right now. It’s almost impossible to scroll through your social media newsfeeds or look for savings advice on Pinterest without seeing someone refer to this challenge. It’s a good one, too, and that’s why so many people are so excited about it. What is the 52-week savings […] More

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