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Stay Entertained this Summer on the Cheap

June 16th, 2009

Despite many of the headaches that I may encounter while going through airport security or fumbling with a lost hotel reservation, I must say that I really enjoy traveling and I truly believe that it is one of the best ways for you to spend your money. You can’t put a price on these incredible [...]

Maximizing What You Give to Charity

April 16th, 2009

Do you find that your priorities are shifting but you’re having a hard time pulling together enough money to make a substantial donation to charity? Given the current economic crunch, many families are struggling to deal with their own bills and it’s getting together than other to help your neighbor. You want to help, but [...]

Your Time and Your Money

February 26th, 2009

Which do you value more: time or money? I got into a discussion the other day regarding the decisions that many of us make on a daily basis, effectively choosing between time and money.
For example, freelancers and other entrepreneurs oftentimes work much longer hours than their conventional 9-to-5 counterparts, because we are always “on the [...]

Saving the World at Work

February 23rd, 2009

When you decide to start your own business for the first time, profitability is probably at the forefront of your concerns. When you go hunting for a new job, the size of the paycheque and the relevance of the position are probably the two biggest factors that will go into your decision process. There’s nothing [...]

Finding Cheap Fun and Free Entertainment

February 22nd, 2009

I think we’d all agree that money has become an increasingly important issue, especially with what is going on with the economy these days. A short while ago, we discussed cutting back on the right expenses and one area that could easily sustain a few cutbacks is entertainment.
It’s important to keep yourself entertained and have [...]