Mothers, How Healthy is the Space You Live In?
Note from blog owner: Since I’ll be having a newborn a couple of months from now, I’m featuring here an article from a guest contributor, Derek Lotts, an Advisory Editor […]
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How To Be A Responsible Nomad
Thanks to Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook, and other social media platforms that litter our newsfeeds with so many travel photos, more and more people are encouraged to save up and see […]
Kitting Out a New Home on a Budget
Starting off in a new home isn’t cheap. Apart from the initial cost of deposits and agency or mortgage fees, you’ll have to stump up the funds to kit out […]
5 Ways to Enjoy Time With Friends Without Breaking The Bank
Photo Credit In these tough economic times, many people are starting to feel the pinch. Getting out and seeing friends is an important part of your social life though, and […]
Top 5 Budget Hotels In Boracay
While Boracay remains a world-class tourist destination that hosts a vast number of luxurious and renowned hotels, the island still has a lot of affordable hotels and inns to offer. […]
Losing Weight and Eating Healthy while on a Budget
Photo Credit Anyone who wants to lose weight or lose the belly fat must perfectly understand that to achieve that goal, diet and exercise should go together. Not just one, […]
How to Make Yourself More Employable as a Freelancer
At a time when there are around 197 million people unemployed across the globe, there’s no doubt it can be incredibly difficult to find a job. This is highlighted even […]
Top 8 Effective Ways to Encourage Your Child to Save Money
We are living in difficult financial times, so one of the most important lessons for your children to learn is how to put money aside for a rainy day or […]
Frugal Living & Entrepreneurship Is Possible
It’s remarkable to see that mainstream entrepreneurs have emerged at a time when the economy is going through financial crisis. This proves the notion that there is opportunity in adversity. […]
How To Combat Impulsive Buying With Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
What is it that causes some people to get into debt and others to financially thrive? You might be tempted to say it’s simply down to their salaries, but often […]
Freelancing: The Definitive How-To Home Phone Setup Guide for Freelance Bloggers
N.B.: The article below is not just helpful for freelance bloggers but to any freelancers who travel a lot. It is written by Rachel Greenberg, a fellow writer from the […]
5 Top Tips to Travel on the Cheap!
N.B.: This guest post is brought to you by Roy Duffield, a fellow blogger from the UK. Hope you will learn something from his tips. – EOD As kids we […]
5 Ways to Bring Your Freelancing Career to the Next Level
N.B. This week’s freelancing guest post is brought to you by Erica Moss, a fellow writer who is also a well-seasoned freelancer. You will surely learn a lot of new […]
Frugal Handicraft Ideas: 7 Recyclable Home Items You Can Transform Into Beautiful Gift Souvenirs
N.B.:(At the moment I’m still publishing guest posts on this site as I’m still very busy with work and settling some personal matters. I’m not sure yet when I can […]
Freelancing $5 At A Time
N.B.: As what I have mentioned in the previous freelancing guest post that I published almost a month ago, freelancing is a very challenging field and it is not ideal […]
How to Live a Frugal Life as a Student
N.B.: When I was a student, I scrubbed floors and cleaned office furniture to free my parents from the burden of college tuition. Though I worked as an assistant to […]
Frugal Home Ideas: Green and Self-Reliant Additions to Your Home That Save Money
N.B.: Have you been thinking how to save electricity and lessen the frequency of buying new bulbs every time they got damaged? Or, perhaps are you planning to cut off […]
Are the Buildings Being Built in Cebu South Road Properties Can Withstand Earthquakes?
N.B.: That is the very question that keeps on popping in my head every time I pass by the area. Are these buildings being built in SRP can withstand major […]
10 Frugal Tips to Save Money in Shopping For Your Food Storage
N.B: Here’s another informational guest post submitted by our friends from FoodInsurance.com. – EOD While food storage is something you know you need, it isn’t always that easy. If you […]
Basic Emergency Preparedness Precautions against Intruders
N.B.: Man-made disasters/emergencies such as theft, home invasions, and the like should also be part of our emergency preparedness planning. Though there’s no absolute ways to defend ourselves against hostile […]
Frugal Fashion: Handmade Upcycled Ipod Cable Earrings
N.B: Don’t just throw away your old Ipod cables. You can transform them into unique and very interesting pieces of fashion by following the instructions in the featured guest post […]
Frugal Fashion: How to Make a Beaded Necklace from Recycled Magazines
N.B: You don’t need to spend thousands of money to look fabulous and in-sync with fashion. Being frugal doesn’t mean you keep on wearing the same boring stuff over and […]
Top 3 Affordable and Plastic-Free Food Storage Container Alternatives
Plastics have arguably become synonymous with modern day living. From plastic water bottles to plastic plates and spoons, plastic is virtually everywhere. Unfortunately, plastics contain harmful compounds such as phthalates, […]
Prepping Tip:How to Prepare your Business for Disaster
Operating a business is tough on its own. Small establishments struggle every day to stay in business. It becomes especially difficult when a disaster hits and many don’t have the […]
Frugal Real Estate Tip: Budget Your Way to Owning Your First House
There is no quick means of making a decision to buy your first house. It is easy to fall in love with the house of your dreams that fits your […]
