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The Financial Benefits of Siesta
I learned about siesta first as a child visiting Mexico and then as an adult from pure necessity. I used to be a preschool teacher from 8-1 every day. That…
Thrifty Tips for Odor Removal
Natural ways to remove odors or cut down on them; because you don't want a face like this when you come into your home. Homemade Airfreshener 1- Check your cupboard…
Dollar-Par Is An Alternative But Effective Budgeting Method
Here is a budgeting idea that I've used from time-to-time for short or extended periods. The basic concept is similar to golf. In golf a hole is classified according to…
Happiness is a Balanced Checkbook
"If you want to live a happy life, tie it to a goal, not to people or things." -- Albert Einstein I balance my checkbook every month. According to Moebs…
Get a Handle On Your Junk
I became a Life Coach only after having my own business as a personal organizing coach, a job I still occasionally do. I love to go through and get rid…
Know your Rights as a Debtor
Just because you owe someone money doesn't mean that they can walk all over you, call you endlessly, and make life a pain in the bum. There are some things…
Financing Studies Abroad
The British Pound currently converts to a little over two dollars, and the Euro is climbing toward one and a half dollars. With rates like these, making the decision to…
Just Lost Your Job? Top 6 Things You Need to Do Now
You just got laid off or fired. You are shocked to say the least. You are not alone. It happens to thousands of people each year. What do you need…
What To Do If Your Car Is Vandalized
My car was broken into on a recent Sunday in broad daylight. My much-loved Martin guitar was stolen along with my purse (sans wallet, which was thankfully with me). To…
Importance of a Mid-year Financial Review
The end of July is quickly approaching. Summer is in full bloom! Barbeques are hot and the watermelon is cool. We are far from next the next personal tax deadline…