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Don’t Throw Them Out! 50 Unique Uses for Old Socks Socks are always getting lost in the laundry. What can you do with the single socks left? Here are 50 uses for old socks... read the story
by Tom Corley
Eight Important Success Habits I Learned From My Five-Year Rich Habits Study In my books, Rich Habits and Effort-Less Wealth, I highlight some of the habits that have the most impact over your fina... read the story
by James Hendrickson
Amish Money: 10 Frugal Lessons from the Amish Community Amish people and communities are unique in many ways. To most outsiders, they’re known mostly as soft-spoken peopl... read the story
by Tom Corley
Financial Habits That Create Wealth   My mission is to share my unique Rich Habits research in order to add value to your life and help you realize i... read the story
by Jeffrey Strain
20 Ways To Improve Your Financial Situation In Under 10 Minutes I know from personal experience that when it comes to getting your personal finances in order, taking those first steps ... read the story
by Riley Jones
Emergency Fund 101: How Much You Really Need and How to Save It An emergency fund is your financial safety net. It’s the money you set aside before disaster strikes…not after. ... read the story
by Jennifer Derrick
32 Reasons to Be Frugal Besides Saving Money I’m frequently asked why I choose to be frugal. Is it all about saving money? My answer is always, “No, it&#... read the story
by David G. Mitchell
101 Inexpensive Dates That Aren’t Cheap Planning an effective date is both an art and a science. It is a science because successful planning requires both an un... read the story
by Amanda Blankenship
5 Places To Get A Winter Coat If You Have a Small Budget Winter is here and, as temperatures continue to drop, the need for winter coats is evident. If you are on a strict budge... read the story
by Shannon Christman
The Surprising Benefits of Saving Habits that Make You Look Poor Several years ago, my husband paid for a pizza entirely in change. It wasn’t that he didn’t have any money l... read the story
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