Money
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7 Daily Habits That Will Save You Money
July 30, 2020
Categories: Budgeting, Save Money, Savings
Saving money doesn’t have to be complicated – there are habits to incorporate into your daily routine that will save you money in the long run. These tips are simple and easy to start but also very effective. It's time to take control of your finances and make some healthy changes! 1. Pay with cash Using a credit card for everyday purchases can be tempting and often lead to impulse buying. A good way to stick to your budget is to have a certain Read More
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Stop Spending Money With These Strategies
December 16, 2019
Categories: Budgeting, Save Money, Savings, Spending
Do you feel like you have a sufficient income, but never any money? You’re likely spending more than you realize on non-essential items. This often happens to those who don’t have a budget established. If you’re guilty of too easily swiping your card, these strategies can help keep you in check. Know Your Triggers Spending money thoughtlessly is what gets too many people into trouble and in financial positions they do not want to be in. If you seem to have Read More
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Winter Weather Preventions to Save Your Family Money
December 19, 2016
Categories: Budgeting, Personal Finances, Save Money
Winter doesn’t just bring the joy of the season, but the associated bills along with it. If you’ve found your pocketbook being stretched a little thin this time of year, you’re not alone. With the cost of utilities, food, and extra spending peaking throughout the winter months, it’s no wonder many go into debt around the holidays. See how you can avoid this common dilemma by taking these simple measures to save money around your home this season: Install a New Read More
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5 Money Lessons You Learn Growing Up on a Farm
October 5, 2016
Categories: Agriculture, Budgeting, General, Savings
Do you remember those late night combine rides, home-cooked suppers, and a chore list a mile long? Living on a farm certainly has its unique experiences! Throughout these childhood memories you learned a variety of lessons, many of which apply to other areas of life – including finance! Patience is a virtue. You quickly found out no matter how much you want it to grow, corn will always take until the fall to reach its full height and dryness. This lesson helped you realize everything Read More