Tag: "frugal living"
Solar Panels – Will The Sun Save You Money?
With electricity prices threatening to sky-rocket, many people are turning to solar electricity and solar PV panel systems in the hope of saving money. But before you rush out and get solar panels installed on your roof, you first have to ask yourself if this solution is as financially attractive as it seems. The Solar [...]
How to save for a home deposit: 6 effective ways
Having to save up and set aside the deposit for a new home can be daunting. The escalating costs of house prices and a decrease in supply of housing in already densely populated cities in Australia worsens the prospect of homeownership among many Australians. Saving money for a home deposit takes time, but if you [...]
Frugal Freecycle Fun
If you’re into recycling and/or want to save money, the Freecycle Network is the place where you can give away and even pick up stuff for free.
Get Your Family on Board with Living Frugally
You can decide to live frugally, but when you add a spouse and children to the picture, things change. Here’s your guide to getting everyone on the same page.
Tax Deductions for Freelancers Part 2
Be prepared come tax time and document whatever expenses you can write off. If you have any questions or concerns make sure to consult an accountant – and then deduct the cost of asking them.
How to Get in Free
It may take a little creativity and planning, but you can get in to more events than you might think for exactly zero dollars.
The Number One Tip for Budgeting Success
Don’t give up. You’re likely to fall off track at one time or another; we all do, because not every expense can be pre-planned.
Money Saving Clubs: To Join or Not to Join?
Every company would have us believe that by applying for their credit card, joining their rewards program or becoming a member of their club we will save more than we ever dreamed possible.
Financial Software for Your Computer
Rather than slaving over trying to balance your checkbook, let these programs do it for you by connecting to your accounts and recording when you write checks, when you pay with your credit card, how much money you owe, and more.
Party Tips for the Broke Young Professional
If you’re a young professional, you may not have a lot to spend. How can you throw a party where your friends feel welcome without going broke in the process?
