Weekend Rambling – January 19th
Kyle @ My University Money writes How Much Is Too Much to Pay for Residence? - The problem is that residence fees in many parts of the country have risen at incredible rates over the past decade. This...
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Matt @ Living in Financial Excellence writes Budgeting for Dummies: A Beginner’s Guide – I don’t think there’s one magic solution or easy button for creating an effective budget. However, I do feel...
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Investor Junkie @ Investor Junkie writes How to Create a Successful Business Plan – Even if you aren’t trying to raise funding, going through the steps of putting together a business plan can be...
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Weekend Ramblings & PF Blog Love: Still Surviving the New Years Resolutions?
It’s officially February and that means that we’ve had a good 4 weeks + to keep ourselves accountable to our New Years resolution goals. How have you all fared with your New Years Resolution goals?...
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Kyle @ My University Money writes More Money for Beer and Textbooks - If you are about to begin your post-secondary journey, are currently trying to navigate those bumpy waters, or know someone that...
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Miranda @ Excess Return writes 3 Investing Fees You Shouldn’t Be Paying – As an investor, the goal is to obtain the best possible return. Unfortunately, there are a number of items that can erode your...
View ArticleWeekend Ramblings & PF Blog Love: Quarter (or 1/3) Life Crisis Hits
I’m not sure what it is, maybe it’s the fact that my relationship dissolved and major things happened that I didn’t ever foresee happening (e.g. house selling, long term relationship going kaputz)… or...
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John S @ Frugal Rules writes Taking the Plunge: How to Build a Client Base For Your Small Business – Building a client for your small business can be a difficult path, but with a number of these ideas...
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We’re making a few changes here at Young and Thrifty and we’re looking for feedback to which articles you like to read the most. We have a poll going in the sidebar so please let us know and we’ll keep...
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Miss T. @ Prairie Eco Thrifter writes Traveling with Kids. Do You Really Need the Gadgets? – I don’t mind having my son play with an electronic device for an hour or two each day while we’re road...
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Nick @ A Young Pro writes Career Advice: Be An Entrepreneur – Take charge of your career. Learn how to think like an entrepreneur and apply that knowledge towards your career success. John S @ Frugal...
View ArticleWeekend Ramblings & PF BLog Love: OMG Spring is Here!
As you can probably see my weekend ramblings follow the mind of an individual with seasonal affective disorder tendencies, most likely! The weather has been great for spring so far and it has helped...
View ArticleWeekend Ramblings – April 20
Greg @ Club Thrifty writes Planning Ahead: The Advantages of Life Planning – OK, so we may take planning ahead to a whole new section of Crazy Town. Still, planning ahead can benefit your life in many...
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Weekend Ramblings – April 27
Before we get into the Ramblings for the week, I want to take the opportunity to point out some cool happenings with our self-published work More Money for Beer and Textbooks. Kyle was interviewed...
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@Money Reasons- Ahh yes, wine can be pricey, especially when you can actually tell the difference between a good wine and a bad wine (I, on the other hand, am challenged in that department!)....
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@Y&T – good tips, but when the drinks flow, it tends to get the best of me! I think drinks are always cheaper for the ladies, since it’s pretty rare the lads will get a beer bought for them, unless...
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@Financial Cents- That’s true- you could go out with a bunch of friends, and get so hammered that they don’t realize you haven’t participated in contributing for a round of drinks! (But that would be a...
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By: Little House
Thanks for mentioning my link. As for saving money on going out, I often skip the alcohol (I’m not a big drinker anyway). I purchase sodas or sparkling water, which is way cheaper, then can drive...
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@Little House- Awe you sound so responsible!! What an awesome wife (your husband must be so happy he never has to be the designated driver). No, you’re not boring, you’re responsible! =)
View ArticleWeekend Ramblings – April 20
Greg @ Club Thrifty writes Planning Ahead: The Advantages of Life Planning – OK, so we may take planning ahead to a whole new section of Crazy Town. Still, planning ahead can benefit your life in many...
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