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I have two checking accounts and one savings account at Wells Fargo. The first checking account was opened many years ago, maybe even as long as twenty years ago, and I use it mostly for our personal finances. When Mr. A started his business, we decided to open an account to use for his [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] Most people don’t want have the inclination or time to learn everything about filing their taxes like Frugal Babe (although I am the same and want to do it myself, too) and feel more comfortable trusting a “professional”. However, even if you have someone else do your taxes, it is important to take a [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] Hello and I hope everyone is having a great Friday. Here are some great reads I found around the blogosphere in the past week: Money Reasons had a good post today on Saving Money by Buying Used Clothes for Kids. My mom couldn’t afford new clothes for seven children, so we wore “new” things [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] Last Sunday I stopped by a Whole Foods. I think I’ve been in one maybe once or twice before. I was there mainly because I was looking for fish heads to make fish stock. You know, chicken for chicken stock, beef bones for beef stock? On a list I’m on, several people said they [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] I thought I’d share this funny episode from Saturday Night Live. It’s called Don’t Buy Stuff You Cannot Afford and it is so true!! Yours Truly, OUT OF DEBT AGAIN is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to AMAZON.COM. OUT OF DEBT AGAIN is an affiliate for several companies and may be compensated through advertising and marketing channels. Therefore, this post may contain affiliate links. Thank you to my top referrers for the month of February 2010 (according to Google Analytics): Ultimate Money Blog Enemy of Debt Frugal for Life Graceful Retirement The Centsible Life Funny About Money Debt Marathon Debt Kid The Digerati Life Coupon Cravings Grocery Cart Challenge Wisebread Planning For Everything E-savings I Pick Up Pennies [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] I have been worried about my computer lately since it has been doing some weird things, like stalling and freezing and taking a long time to do anything. I kept hearing about Carbonite and decided to try the 15 day free trial since it would be a tragedy to lose all of our financial [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] For Christmas I got my son AJ one of these Sodastream Soda Makers. He’s been using it for two months now, and here are the benefits that we see to using it: Water Tastes Better – You control the water source. We are lucky enough to be able to drink well water which is [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] I haven’t shared any techie tips in a while but I found out about one today that I just can’t keep to myself. It’s a plug-in called Display Widgets. It allows me to include or restrict where my widgets will show up, by page or by category. I created a new category, named [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] I’m a little late to join the party but I happened to visit Rainy Day Saver’s site from a tweet and happened upon her post about the Yakezie Challenge which originated from Creating Powerful Friends: Samurai’s Alexa Ranking Challenge. This is my official announcement that I’m joining the challenge! I didn’t enter any carnivals [CLICK TO CONTINUE...] |
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