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Traveling is meant to be fun, but planning the vacation and then staying within budget can take the fun right out of your trip. But with careful planning, you can make your dream vacation a reality. Use these travel hacks to save big money on your next vacation. And read till the end for the best apps to […]

Sticking to a budget is something many people strive to do, but few can actually do it consistently. Budgeting is not as easy as it sounds. It’s hard to budget for things like gas when the price per gallon keeps going up. Keeping to a budget is difficult when certain bills, like water, gas, and

Department stores like Target or Walmart have some pretty good deals. But they can’t compare to the savings you’ll get at the dollar store. Sure, there are items at the dollar store which are inferior to the name brand items you’ll find at Target, but not everything needs to be name brand. Here’s a list

For some people, shopping is a chore, a necessary evil. For others, it’s one of the most fun activities in the world. However, whether you look at shopping as a blessing or a curse, there’s a simple, important fact you just can’t avoid: you can’t shop without spending money. What many don’t know, though, is

How much money do you need to retire? In this article, I’m going to help you figure out what that magic number is to reach retirement. We all plan to retire at some point in our lives. For many, the retirement age to get most of your social security benefits will be at the age

You already know that having a budget is a must-have for anyone looking to take control of their finances. But sticking to your budget is much easier said than done.  I know that staying on track with your budget can be a challenge, so I wanted to share how to create and stick to an

I’m going to cover the best personal finance apps to manage your money that pays you to shop and to save money shopping. Oh yeah, he’s doing it! Best personal finance apps to manage your money Truebill Truebill helps people gain awareness about their spending habits and helps them manage their money better.  You can

Want to retire early? Who doesn’t! Most people have the dream of retiring early as a millionaire. And it’s entirely possible. In this article, I’m going to lay out how to turn the dream of early retirement into reality. Sit back and take notes because I’m going to lay out the blueprint to how to

How much do you spend on groceries a month? If you want to slash your food budget in half, keep reading. Spending money on groceries is a necessity, but what isn’t is spending an arm and a leg for food. If you want to keep your wallet and your stomach happy, follow these expert tips

Ready to begin the process of buying your first car? You’re in the right place! Cars are a part of life. Without a car, it’s hard to do little things like buy groceries and commute to work. Unfortunately, cars are also expensive, and there is a lot that goes into the purchasing process. It can

In this article, I’m going to go over the best frugal living hacks to live on $1,500 per month. If you’re anything like me, you probably wish there was more money in your bank account. I mean, who wouldn’t? But saving can be hard when you’re living paycheck to paycheck, especially if you’ve recently lost your

Amazon.com is a huge marketplace, possibly the Internet’s biggest, so it might be hard to navigate your way through their website with the deals, discounts, and coupons scattered all over the place. However, over the years, Amazon has launched many features that will save customers big money. In this article, I will introduce the most

Using a money-saving challenge is the perfect way to get better at money management. That’s why I created this flexible 52-week money-saving challenge. This is going to be one of the best money-saving tips you’re ever going to come across. We know all about 30-day challenges (or monthly money-saving challenges), but why not a 52-week

It’s no secret college is beyond expensive. According to the College Board, it costs $30,094 to attend a private college and $8,893 to attend a public college every year. Add to that an additional $10,000 for room and board and another $1,000 in books and supplies, and you could see how expensive college really is.