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$500 Giveaway – Saving money by shopping online

CF / February 7th, 2013 / 14 Comments

I never buy Tylenol for full price. Or lip balm. Or laundry detergent. Or any other number of household products for that matter. Usually, I pay around $4 for a bottle of Tylenol, no money at all for lip balm and $1-2 for liquid laundry detergent. How? Sales and coupons – in particular, online coupons. Photo Credit: Flickr Many major brands will regularly feature coupons on their...

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Tech forward ways to introduce green energy into your home

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Guest / February 6th, 2013 / 8 Comments

This is a guest post. If you’re interested in guest posting, read our guest post guidelines. Introducing green energy into your home is part of the process of reducing energy costs. A homeowner has many options that can be used to achieve this goal. Proper planning is required before homeowners introduce any type of green energy solutions for use at their home. Photo Credit: Fernando Tomas via Wikimedia...

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Mortgages for the self employed

self employed, mortgage, mortgage requirements, mortgage for self-employed

Guest / February 5th, 2013 / 10 Comments

This is a guest post – if you’re interested in guest posting with us, please view our guest post policy. Self-employment does not rule out the possibility of obtaining a mortgage, despite the perceived lack of security that is associated with being self-employed. The following is a list of factors that are taken into account by prospective mortgage lenders when assessing your eligibility...

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Using a windfall to pay off debt

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CF / February 4th, 2013 / 42 Comments

When I went to do my weekly banking this week, I got a great surprise – an extra $260 from my previous job had been deposited into my account unexpectedly. I’m not entirely sure why I got paid, but I suspect it’s retroactive pay due to a salary increase that had been in negotiation while I was an employee at the university. Woohoo! Photo Credit: Images_of_money via Flickr Any...

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