Need to save some extra bucks in this economy, but don't know how to do any more than what you have been doing? Here are a few tips to change your money-saving ways and help retain some cash! Just whistle while you work! This seems cliche, but you should enjoy your job. By actually liking what you do, you are less likely to buy things, psychologists have discovered, because you are hap... read more »

Everyone, especially in these desperate times, is trying to make that extra buck to live comfortably. Unfortunately, some of us do not know how to go about this. There are actually many ways to this, such as selling goods, providing your services, or other ways. I plan on showing you the different methods you can use at your disposal. Sell your unwanted goods Many of us, including me, are ... read more »

The economy has been sluggish for almost two years now, and any recovery is going to be slow in coming. It may be a long time before we see any major improvement in the conditions affecting our own lives, as well as that of the country. Despite the hardships many of us face, there are still some things that we should be thankful for ... things that we might not have noticed or appreciated if th... read more »

The economic bailout, it seems to be the most uttered words on the lips of American's these days, since perhaps the great depression in the 1930's. So what exactly is it, and how does it personally affect me? America as a whole has found itself in one of the most vulnerable and fragile states of its entire existence. While the struggle is an internal one, slowly but surely its wrath... read more »

When the economy takes a turn for the worst, and stays there, that doesn't always mean that your job is in jeopardy. There are some things you can do in the workplace, and some you can even do outside of where you work, to ensure that you will be in a better position to not be on the chopping block when the pink slips make their infamous arrival. A Common Mistake One of the biggest mis... read more »

*In the past months this country as well as others has been a part of a serious economic down fall. This has been affecting jobs around the world. Many people in the United States have been left jobless and homeless. Some reasons are because of layoffs, company's filing bankruptcy, or many companies are closing down. Since this has happened people are coming together more and more to help ... read more »

fru•gal (adjective) 1. thrifty - characterized by thriftiness and avoidance of waste 2. meager - involving very little expense Not only is our economy is in a slum, but there's an increasing need to save our poor, suffering planet as well. So why is frugality so often frowned upon? I may not be the coolest person around, but when I brag to my friends about how much my "thrifty"... read more »

With the economy in bad shape, and people's jobs at risk, it sometimes makes sense to think of finding a roommate to share expenses. If you've had successful roommate experiences in the past, then this advice may not be for you (although you can always find a new tip or technique). But if you're new to the roommate scene, here are some ways to find someone who shares your values ... read more »

If you're currently leasing a home and feel like you're throwing money out the window, now may be the time to purchase one. If your credit is good and you have the money to put down - indeed - now might be the right time. If you purchase a home in today's market, in the long run you will get more in return than continuing renting, but again -- you must have the money to invest. Y... read more »

If you're having some trouble making ends meet, one of the first ways to cut back is in the kitchen. Learn how to shop smarter, and bring home food that is less expensive, healthier and which can be turned into delicious, money-saving meals. Here are some money saving tips to get you started on your home cooking spree. Buy in bulk Get a membership in a warehouse club, such as Costco o... read more »