There are several easy ways to save green by being green. In fact, each room in your home could actually be saving you some serious cash. Don’t flush your money down the toilet. See how a few eco-friendly savers can make a big difference. Here are some green tips from the nest and the authors of Squeaky Green: Living [...]
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Save money with green home fixes
Posted in Living Green, Money, tagged energy, saving money, green cleaning, eco-friendly on August 2, 2010 | Comments Off
As benefits run out, unemployed run out of options
Posted in Employment, Money, tagged financial assistance, jobless benefits, jobs, unemployment extensions on June 23, 2010 | Comments Off
Once again, jobless benefits are running out. And the extension that would have continued covering millions on unemployment and COBRA has lapsed. This means 1.2 million people will lose the income they depend on to pay for bills, food, and everything in between. So, what can you do? If you’re running out of coverage, there [...]
How to avoid $neaky fees
Posted in Money, tagged credit, hidden fees, saving money on June 21, 2010 | Comments Off
When you’re trying to save money, the last thing you want is to get nickel-and-dimed. But even your free savings account could be costing you money. What kind of hidden fees are you paying? It can be a double edged sword. New regulations mean protection for consumers, but fees are becoming a tool for making [...]
New limits on credit card late fees
Posted in Money, tagged credit card, debt, Federal Reserve, late fees on June 15, 2010 | Comments Off
While it’s important to pay your credit card on time, one late payment can quickly get out of hand. That’s why the Federal Reserve is offering you a little added protection against late fees. The Fed’s new rules, which take effect August 22, will limit fees to $25 for a late payment. A helpful break [...]
‘Made in China’ may cost you more
Posted in Money, tagged budget, China, Foxconn, saving money on June 7, 2010 | Comments Off
In China, questionable labor practices and an undervalued currency seem to be leading toward economic reform. But increased standards, higher salaries, and currency changes could also mean higher prices worldwide. If you haven’t been, now may be the time to get back to budgeting. Price increases will likely be minimal, but everything from clothing to [...]
Saving on your summer vacation
Posted in Money, tagged budget, save money, travel, vacation on June 1, 2010 | Comments Off
Planning a family vacation or a summer getaway? Make sure you consider all of your options – and the costs – before you put a hole in your wallet that can’t be repaired. Between travel, room, food and fun, the costs add up quickly too. According to one survey, a summer vacation could cost some [...]
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