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1. Six Tips For Grocery Shopping On a Budget

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Going to the grocery store can be a confusing and stressful experience. The array of brands and products can be overwhelming, and the trip can often feel like a whirlwind as you throw numerous foods in your basket, barely looking at competitors&rsqu...

09/10/2007 | 890 Hit(s) |

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2. Save Money by Improving Your Energy Efficiency

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Curbing your energy use is one of the simplest ways to save money. You can easily cut your bills in half by paying attention to effortless actions, such as turning the lights off when you leave a room or turning the heat off when you aren’t hom...

09/10/2007 | 776 Hit(s) |

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3. Will Individual Bank Accounts Help Your Marriage Last?

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For many people, joint bank accounts are a natural step when marrying because marriage means sharing resources. Even though this may work for some marriages, many couples have trouble sharing finances because of their individual relationships with mo...

09/10/2007 | 721 Hit(s) |

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4. Quiz: Are you an emotional shopper?

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Impulse shopping is a major reason why many of us are in debt. Easy credit and a plethora of stores and malls nearby are often the prescription for financial disaster. Many of us spend money to make ourselves feel better or to replace feelings of lon...

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5. Family Activities for Less Than $20

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Entertainment can be a very costly venture when you have a family. For instance, a movie for two adults and two children can cost more than $30. That’s not counting popcorn, soda, and candy. So, how do you stay in your budget, enjoys family tim...

09/10/2007 | 624 Hit(s) |

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6. Fast and Healthy: Chicken Fried Rice

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Eating out at restaurants and fast food chains can be very tempting; after all, it is easy and convenient, but it can also create a massive dent in your wallet. Here is a delicious, quick, and inexpensive recipe:

26/09/2007 | 345 Hit(s) |

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7. Do It Yourself: Plumbing

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Why pay a professional to do something you can do on your own? Professional services can be costly and unnecessary for certain tasks. If the problem is small and fixable without professional help, then you should attempt to do it yourself. With just ...

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8. Debt Settlement: An Effective Alternative to Bankruptcy

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As more Americans become steeped in credit card debt and must consider bankruptcy, alternatives assisting people with reducing their debt have become prominent. Debt settlement is one of the methods many are turning to so they can avoid ruining their...

26/09/2007 | 358 Hit(s) |

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9. Ad to be Showcased in Times Square

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July 5, 2007 U.S. Financial Management’s ad was chosen by the Dell sponsored contest for small businesses to be featured in the middle of Times Square in New York City. The contest rules stated that the small business must submit an image, the...

21/09/2007 | 137 Hit(s) |

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10. U.S. Financial Management Assists with the Food Bank

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June 21, 2007 San Diego, CA— U.S. Financial Management, one of the nation’s leading debt settlement companies, is helping the San Diego Food Bank’s plans become a reality by donating $200 to help fund the Food 4 Kids Program. The...

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