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  • How to Survive When You Do Not Have a Job or Unemployment Benefits and Rent Is Due

    Sometimes no matter how well you plan life, life has alternate plans for you. In this harsh economic climate, as scary as it is, is not as scary as it will get. Brace yourself; we are going to...

  • How to live cheaply in NYC-Part 1(or visit)

    People say living in New York is expensive, and it very much can be. What most people don't know is that New York is what you make it. There are several ways to eat and go out in New York for...

  • How to Retire on $300,000

    Retiring on $300,000 is not difficult to do. Following some tips and pointers from other retirees will allow you to reach your goal of retiring om $300,000.

  • How to Live on $425/Month

    Living on $425/month is very possible but your expenses must be as low as possible. I will give you tips and options you may not have known existed.

  • How to Buy a House Debt Free

    Buying a house debt free means buying a house with no mortgage, credit card bills or anything else that you owe money for related to the cost of the house. It's hard work to become debt free, even...

  • How to Live Extremely Inexpensively

    In this guide I will outline how to live on less than $5,000 a year. I expect that most adults make more than that, so this guide is primarily for poor college students.

  • How to Save on Your Electric Bill When Drying Clothes

    Most people don’t even think about how much it costs to dry just one load of clothes. Any appliances that heat up, from a curling iron or hair dryer, to a toaster or electric fry pan, are power...

  • How to Save Money or Get Cash Back from the Grocery Store When You Buy Groceries

    Wouldn't it be great if you could save money or get cash back from the grocery store when you buy groceries? Food is a major part of the household budget for many families. The high cost of food...

  • How to Save Money While Jobless

    Few people follow the recommendation to save the amount of money equivalent to 6 months of their expenses. Consequently they will need to find ways to make do with the unemployment benefit they...

  • How to Eat on $3 a Day

    In tough times many people find themselves living on very tight budgets. Food prices may be rising, but is still possible to feed 1 people on $3 a day. Here are some tips on how to do it.

  • How to Eat Healthy on $1 a Day

    Whether by necessity or extreme frugality, it is possible to eat healthy on $1 a day. To do so takes planning, ingenuity and a willingness to seek out food resources that you may not have...

  • How to Save Money, Still Go Out to Eat, and Maybe Even Lose Weight

    Whether you have a great job that pays well, or you've been laid-off, fired or part of a "workforce reduction" like so many of us, saving money is a good thing. But most of us still...

  • How to Coupon Ninja

    Have you ever looked at the Sunday paper and tried to guess if the coupons inside would actually be usable for you? Will you recoup the cost of the paper? With Coupon Ninjaing you can get the...

  • How to Make Extra Cash using eHow

    I'm Jeff Hopeck, Internet Marketing Consultant. There are 5 very effective tips you can employ today using eHow that will drive revenue your way! I've sampled every one... and they all work if...

  • How to Stock Up on Food During an Economic Depression

    Stocking up on food during an economic depression is a good idea, as a means of saving money, as well as a hedge against possible job loss.

  • How to Finance a Computer With No or Little Credit

    People with bad credit or no credit often get used to paying up front for items rather than extending payments over several months with financing. Some retailers and websites offer high-cost...

  • How to Deal With A Lingering Recession

    Fears of unemployment in the USA going up to 10 percent right now are causing some people to put an end to job searching or sending any more resumes for a while. Because of this unemployment rate...

  • How to Be Smart Using Coupons

    Clipping coupons can easily have you spending more money than you intend. Being careful and smart with using coupons can help keep your costs lower.

  • How to Prepare to Move Out

    Getting ready to move out on your own? You're probably wondering where to start? As the year moves on, ideas keep crossing your mind like I'll need a microwave and this and that. Heres a...

  • How to Make Money From Home Testing Products

    Testing products at home is a way to make money---plus you get to keep the products you are testing. Product testers have a say in whether or not the product is a good one, and this might appeal...

  • How to Stop Living from Paycheck to Paycheck

    Are you tired of living from paycheck to paycheck? Learn how to get away from the vicious cycle of living to paycheck to paycheck, pay off your debt, and start saving.

  • How to Reclaim Your Credit by Yourself

    This article is for people who have created a lot of credit card debt and want to learn how to reclaim it by living within your means by yourself without going bankrupt.

  • How to Decrease Your Electric Bill

    Electricity bills can soar no matter what time of year it is. Summers are known for high bills due to air conditioning use, and winters ar known for heaters and fireplaces. Don't be held hostage...

  • How to Survive With No Electricity

    It is possible to survive with no electricity. The earth has provided us with many natural power sources that can do everything electricity can do. If your power has been disrupted or if you...

  • How to Have a Fun Garage, Yard, Tag or Whatever Sale

    We're going through some unprecedented times right now -- with unemployment at a 25 year high -- the economy in the dumps -- swine flu looming overhead -- and past month has brought sad news...

  • How to Live Well Without a Job

    Living without a job while still maintaining a sense of comfort is a goal that very few will reach. It’s not impossible, but it requires a sense of determination, sacrifice, and dedication that...

  • How to Live Longer with Less Stress and Depression

    There is no hidden secret why people who live in Okinawa Japan live to be 100 or more years old. They live a life in which we all should be living, but it is hard to break the norms of the society...

  • How to Get Discount Tickets to the Baltimore Aquarium

    Discount tickets to the Baltimore Aquarium are necessary if you want to save a lot of money on your trip. A single adult ticket typically costs around $25, and that is with no extra shows. If you...

  • How to Cut Back on Your Spending

    Many individuals today (and governments) have spending problems. Most people try to cut back on their spending but end up failing because they don't give themselves a strict guideline or set of...

  • How to Pay My Bills on Time

    This article is rated as moderately challenging, because although there are many easy steps to help you pay your bills on time, the willpower and persistence to stay on schedule must come from...

  • How to Find Smart Bargains on Anything

    Finding smart bargains can be a daunting task depending on what you are looking for in the store. Whether it is a car, flat screen television or a pair of shoes, there are ways to find the best...

  • How to Save Money On A College Education

    Most people agree that it is a good idea to get a four year college education if you want to progress professionally in this world. However, attending college in the United States is only getting...

  • How to Live On A Single Income

    Many people can not envision surviving on a single income. It is possible, but I must admit it takes a lot of discipline. So what do you do if you lose your job, the new baby is on it's way, or...

  • How to Dine Out Without Overspending

    It’s a lot of fun to go out to dinner with your significant other and/or with good friends. If you are working hard on a frugal living plan, you may think that you need to stop dining out...

  • How to Avoid Loan Origination Fees

    Loan origination fees are what mortgage bankers or brokers will charge you as a fee for completing paperwork and disclosures on your mortgage or mortgage refinancing application. Fees for this can...

  • How to Feed Your Family on $10.00 Per Day

    Feeding your family is becoming more expensive every day. Nutrition matters, but so does cost. Eating healthy usually means spending a lot of money on groceries. As your children get older, they...

  • How to Stick to a Budget During Tough Economic Times

    Unfortunately, a lot of Americans tend to live well beyond their means, and they have grown completely accustomed to this lifestyle. During tough economic times they are hard-pressed to survive...

  • How to Spend Less Money at the Grocery Store

    Are you spending more money that you’d like on groceries each week? Do you get to the checkout and wonder why your grocery bill is huge, when you didn’t think you had that much to buy? My family...

  • How to Save Money On Everyday Goods and Services

    We all want to save money on everyday goods and services, especially in this era, when there is so much economic uncertainty. We all know about the importance of using coupons to save money on the...

  • How to Find Responsible Ways to Spend Your Paycheck

    Want to learn how to stretch your paycheck further? Who doesn't? Interested in making that hard earned money go longer into the week? Tired of having to deal with ripoff payday loans? This eHow...

  • How to Calculate Gallons Per Minute

    In times of high gas prices, it can be very helpful to know how much gas you are burning per minute in an average week of driving. If it seems higher than previous results you have gotten when...

  • How to Update an Old Coat

    Often the most expensive item in your closet, a beautiful and warm coat is a necessary investment. Unfortunately, it’s easy to get bored with your coat and the urge to shop for a new one is hard...

  • How to Print Coupons for Disneyland

    If you want to print coupons for Disneyland, you have to know where to look. They aren't very common, actually, so finding them is always a treat. Especially in this economy, almost everyone needs...

  • How to Buy an Airline Discount Student Ticket

    Airline discount student ticket prices are lower than traditional airfare. You can't simply show your ID, however, and receive a price reduction at the check-in counter. There is plenty of...

  • How to Get Through a Layoff

    This article will help you make it through a job loss and get you back on the right track.

  • How to Shop Economically

    Who doesn't enjoy saving a few bucks? In good times and bad, everyone loves a juicy deal that flatters the family budget. Paying full retail, however, for clothes, cars, food, and household goods...

  • How to Reuse, Recycle, and Reduce Aluminum

    Aluminum is 100% recyclable, yet only about 65% of the average Americans household aluminum gets recycled each year. Nearly all of that is in the form of aluminum cans. You can recycle 100% of the...

  • How to Survive the Recession on One Income

    With the current recession, many families are experiencing financial hardship as one spouse may have lost a job, been laid off, or experienced a pay cut. Some families have historically only had...

  • How to Become a Retail Shopping Expert

    Retail shopping can be a challenge for the shopper with little to no experience. People who have been mall shopping for a long time with limited success will learn from this eHow article. Become...

  • How to Spend Less Money Starting Now

    To spend less money today and every day from now on takes some effort, but you might be surprised to learn some of the little tips and tricks that can help you spend less money (sometimes much...

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