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A little savings here
Frugal Foodie
Thu - Nov 06 08:19pm
A few months ago I said I was creating a spreadsheet that listed how much I saved using coupons on stuff we would normally bu...
VIEW POSTIn the throes of Thursday
Save More, Spend Less
Thu - Nov 06 05:37pm
There's a problem with the firebox replacement on my ThermoPride oil furnace. HVAC is here now. Seems the part they got is a ...
VIEW POSTI made it to a MILLION in investments!!
5 years to Freedom
Thu - Nov 06 03:38pm
HI all. I am just checking in here and sharing that I made it to a MILLION in investments (and that was after I moved 25% int...
VIEW POSTOctober Recap
CB in the City
Wed - Nov 05 06:25pm
I'm late with my recap, because I was traveling. I went out to Oregon to stay with my son and his family for a long weekend. ...
VIEW POSTcompanies & bank "ripping" people off
Mumof2's Personal Finance Blog
Tue - Nov 04 03:47am
Is it me just thinking this or is it just our country or all over the world that it is happening.
So all our bills hav...
VIEW POSTThe Latest From The Saving Advice Forums
Live show tickets -- $$$
disneysteve • 07 Nov 2025 14:54:21
Show tickets are really expensive. It's amazing that they all manage to pack their audiences day after day after day. We were in Atlantic City today. Borgata was advertising upcoming shows including Dancing With The Stars Live. O...
VIEW POSTIs your house an asset or a liability?
bjl584 • 07 Nov 2025 14:44:55
This is a common debate.
Where do you stand? A primary residence is often seen as a liability by many because it costs the owner money and doesn't generate income.
You may get a windfall if you sell, but many don't realize that...
VIEW POSTPost Your Wins
What are some subtle signs that someone ...
bjl584 • 06 Nov 2025 23:34:37
Just as the title implies, what do you all think subtly might reveal that someone has secret wealth?...
VIEW POSTBuying a car
bjl584 • 06 Nov 2025 21:22:48
Resurrecting this topic for newer members. What is the rule of thumb for car buying from a financial perspective? A common rule is that if you have to finance, then make the payment no more than 10% of your monthly take home pay...
VIEW POSTRETIREMENT AND PERSONAL FINANCE
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