Category Archives: Financial Spring Cleaning

Introducing YMCA’s My Y Pricing

Earlier this year I cancelled my gym membership because it was too expensive.  However, I am encouraged to learn that the YMCA is adopting a simple, new rate structure called My Y Pricing which could mean lower membership dues!  If … Continue reading

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Alternatives to Cable- Start Saving Today!

We’ve been making small changes to get rid of financial clutter since January and so far it’s saved us over $2520.  This week we finally took the plunge and cancelled our cable service.  $55/month X 12 months = $660 yearly savings! … Continue reading

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Get Paid To Organize Your House:: Consignment In’s and Outs

Consignment stores are a great way to EARN money and to drastically REDUCE your clothing budget.  I grew up going to Good Will out of necessity and it is a great resource.  But did you know there are boutique-type consignment … Continue reading

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10 Easy Ways to Save Money Today

1.  Go to the ATM. Yes, that’s right.  To save money you need to get cash out of the ATM. When the cash is gone, this is your sign to stop spending!  Three years ago we decided to get cash … Continue reading

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Financial Spring Cleaning:: Get Rid of Clutter

Just as spring is a good time to clean out your closets, it’s also a good time to go through your finances and toss out the things that no longer fit your life!  Go through your expenses and look at … Continue reading

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Financial Spring Cleaning:: FREE Annual Credit Report

It’s time for some Financial Spring Cleaning!  Let’s start by scoping out our credit reports.  You are entitled to receive one free credit report every 12 months from each of the nationwide consumer credit reporting companies – Equifax, Experian and … Continue reading

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