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  • The World’s Best Savers

    There is nothing like a bit of healthy competition to motivate you to save, so wouldn’t you like to know where you stand in the list of nations who are the best savers? The title of world’s best saver has been fought out by different countries for many years, as tax laws change, government funded…

  • Online Grocery Shopping – Worth it?

    I noticed recently that there has been a increasing number of companies that offer non-perishable, household goods online. When I first became aware of Alice.com about a year ago, I checked a few of their prices against my Commissary and decided that they weren’t cost efficient for me. One year later, newer sites like Soap.com…

  • Around the Interwebs – Week of August 16

    Should You Rent or Buy? @ Free Money Finance How to Make Time to Deal With Your Finances @ Christian PF Savings Interest Rates Suck, But Here’s What You Can Do About It @ Money Under 30

  • How Does Your Garden Grow?

    The following is a guest post from Kirsten in New Mexico about her gardening experience.  I’d start a vegetable garden right now, were it not for the fact that I think we’d get thrown out of our apartment if we tore up the lawn.  Landlords are so sensitive.     Three Reasons to Plant a Vegetable Garden (As if You Needed…

  • Good Time to Save: End of Summer

    The reappearance of Back to School sales is reminding us that the doggone days of summer are just about doggone over (even if the forecast is still showing temperatures in the 100’s here in OK). While school children everywhere (and I) are mourning the closing of the pools, celebrate with their parents by shopping for…

  • Around the Interwebs – Week of July 19

    10 Reasons Why You Aren’t Rich @ Little People Wealth Should I Refinace Now?  Does a Bear Poop in the Woods? @ Financial Samurai Some Thoughts on Inexpensive Vacations @ The Simple Dollar