Not long ago, people were pretty likely to have money but no time. Now, chances are that the reverse is true. And if you have time but not money, taking on some DIY projects makes total sense. Why pay a professional for work that you can do yourself?
Type in the coupon code READYMADEBOOK and you’ll get a 7″x9″ photo book (normally $16) from Shutterfly, free of charge.
After enduring month after month of conscientiously not spending, people in certain circles are experiencing “frugal fatigue.” Is an epic shopping binge inevitable?
Suck it up. Stop whining about your underwater mortgage, and stop thinking that renting is a better alternative to owning a home.
“Increased consumption—private and public—will have to come from income and not borrowing, and income will have to come from employment.”
The recession and its long-lingering effects may be at least partly responsible for why your child is enrolled in public school, your lawyer is depressed, and your husband is cheating on you.
Apparently a few pretty big bricks are being added to the pay wall. Three giants in the world of free online content—YouTube, Hulu, and the New York Times—may not be quite as free in the near future.
Use a coupon for 20% off your purchase at discount chain Big Lots. The coupon is valid for purchases from January 23 to 31. Print it out here.
With bundled pay TV packages, you pay for 60 or 100 or 1,000 channels, even if you really only watch 8. I, for one, would certainly be interested in the option to pay for channels a la carte. I mean, I’m annoyed that QVC appears as I click around looking for something to watch, and [...]
Through January 24, Jos. A. Bank’s clearance sale offers suits, blazers, luggage, and more at 70% off regular retail prices (thanks Deal Hack). More details here.
Yes, it’s possible to survive in New York City—and even sock away $6,000 in savings—making less than $30,000 a year.
