Amanda over at Frugal Confessions recently wrote on the topic of wasting food in a post called Waste Not Want Not Baking Catastrophes and Food Waste in Our Household. As I began making a comment in response, I realized I have a lot to say about wasting food so I decided to put together [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
About a month ago I persuaded my boss to let me try out Costco business delivery. All of these years I’ve been shopping in person for things like candy bars, rubber gloves, 10 pound cans of green beans and cases of Coca-Cola. This kind of shopping takes up quite a bit of time, precious [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Years ago I was part of an email list of women who had many things in common, one being we were into fiber arts. Many of us were knitting, and someone came up with the idea to sell our scarves online. We started out with a very rudimentary website, which I put dozens [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
One of my many tasks for my employer is to process the payroll and print out checks. Since we are all salaried and paid twice a month, this is usually an easy and - dare I say – almost boring task since usually everything stays the same month after month. However, the first payroll [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
Welcome, this is the 89th Edition of the Carnival of Money Stories!
Today the United States observes the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. In honor of Dr. King, I’d like to share some of the quotes he made over his lifetime starting with probably the most famous one:
I am happy to be hosting the Carnival of Money Stories here at Out of Debt Again next Monday. If you are a blogger, please take a moment and look through your posts for the last month and submit any money stories for inclusion into the carnival.
How many of you buy a Starbucks coffee and one of those giant muffins every day? Probably not too many of you, especially if you’re into personal finance. But I bet you’d like to buy one of those giant muffins every once in a while. Well, guess what? You can make [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
J. Money of Budgets are Sexy and Nate St. Pierre of It Starts with Us are the founders of a new project, a new way to make a change in someone’s life – it’s called: Love Drop. Love Drop is a micro-giving network of people banded together and [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I first heard about Kosmo’s new service called Sparks over at The Digerati Life. I am always looking to improve my site and I thought it would be helpful to have some input on how Out of Debt Again looks and functions through someone else’s eyes. At [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
I would never have sprung for Amazon Prime on my own.
But my son AJ doesn’t worry about money as much as his dear old mother does and he kept it after his free trial last January. I used his account a few times to get a couple of things shipped overnight but we [CLICK TO CONTINUE...]
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