Savings Guide – Daily Saving Money Tips

Saving $5,000 might seem like a huge figure, but with some careful planning and a bit of the ol’ belt tightening, it could be a reality. Here are some thoughts, drawn from an article on MSN Money.

January is a month of belt-tightening. The whirl of Christmas and New Years is over, work is fast approaching (or already here) and many of us will be looking for ways to save money and get back on track financially. Here are some great things to do with your time, without busting your wallet.

There’s a vast store of articles about the difference between cheap and frugal online, and it’s an interesting distinction. Certainly we know it when we see it. Here are some thoughts on the distinction, and how being frugal (as opposed to cheap) will improve your financial security.

Keeping a house clean, tidy and well-maintained is a time-consuming and expensive job. So knowing where to save some money on household items is great information to have. Here are some thoughts, gathered from the wondrous wide world web.

It’s easy, in the pursuit of financial stability, getting out of debt, saving some significant money, to become very focused on that goal to the exclusion of others. But what about achieving a balance in our lives, between financial stability and enjoyment of all the things life has to offer?

An investment property seems like the ducks guts of investment- you get a good tenant, buy a nice house and voila! You’ve got it sorted. But is that the full story?