There are numerous homes which are currently on the market that need serious work done to them before they will be habitable. If you ever dreamt of owning a fixer-upper […]
According to a study published in the Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Sciences, the number of earthquakes with a magnitude of 8.0 or higher has been increasing since 2004. […]
N.B: Another way to save money if you are celebrating your birthday (that is not mentioned in the guest contribution below) is by celebrating it with someone who has the […]
N.B: It’s not yet too late to greet everyone a Happy New Year!! Here’s another gastronomic offering from one of my semi-regular contributors, Clare of My Passion For Food. I’ve […]
Note: Frugal Living is a lifestyle that entails preparedness in times of emergency situations. One of the survival skills that we need to learn is on how to preserve our […]
Note: Aside from the fact that this recipe is budget-friendly, this is also very healthy as 1 cup serving of cooked spaghetti squash only contains 42 calories, too low compared […]
This is a follow-up article for Frugal Living Tip: How to Save Money by Buying Coffee in Bulk. If you are interested to become one of our guest contributors, kindly […]
Note:Â Here is another guest post from our friends from DailyBread.com on how to save money by buying coffee in bulk. Photo: Jeff Kubina. Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share […]
Note: Here’s another guest post that will equip you with basic knowledge on how to prepare for emergencies. As we are living in an uncertain world, it is a must […]
Note: Have you ever planned for ISHTF (if shit hits the fan)? Do you think you can survive a week of staying inside your house during emergency situations and are […]
Food storage plans aren’t just for emergencies. They’re also a great way to save money on foods you buy regularly. Every increasing food prices create challenges for households living on […]
Note: Here’s a guest post from FoodInsurance.com on how to prepare your family in times of emergencies. As I am now featuring topics related to self-reliance and prepping, I believe […]
Note: Here is a another guest post by Clare Carmichael, a food blogger from UK. London is a great city and there’s so much to do you’re sure to have a […]
Note: This is a guest post from FoodInsurance.com. Cebu has a rich and wonderful culture. The food is particularly appealing, as it has flavors that will appeal to everyone’s tastes. […]
Note: This guest post is written by Chrisley Ann Hinayas of Ramon Aboitiz Foundation.  Her article details the notes and observations of Ms. Evelyn Nacario-Castro, executive director of the Eduardo Aboitiz Development […]
Note from the blog’s owner: Since I’m using both credit cards, I am allowing a guest post from www.businesscreditcards.com to be featured here in my blog. Â If you are planning […]
Note: This is a guest post by Clare Carmichael, a food blogger from UK. Technology is evolving as we speak and it seems like every day there are new gadgets popping […]
Note: Â This is a guest post by a fellow blogger, Carol Wilson. Screenshot from Tholon’s Top 100 List This year, Tholons, a global outsourcing advisory firm, named Cebu number nine […]
Note: This is a guest post written by Joon Lee, a blogger from South Korea. Despite not wanting to be sucked in by media – with its overtly ridiculous obsession […]