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Written by the frugal nomad
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Monday, 21 December 2009 05:19 |
I've always lived in nice places and not just because I like a good address or a little beauty in my life - but because it saves money. If you don't like where you live - you end up wanting to get out of there and once you step out your front door you're bound to spend money from the minute you get in your car and turn on the ignition. So make your home a desirable place to hang out. Aside from feeling secure and comfortable, you'll probably end up with a bit of extra change in your pocket.
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Read more: Invest in Your Home and Save Money
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Written by HVAC Doc
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Thursday, 05 November 2009 07:02 |
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As the cost of air conditioning equipment became more affordable, we’ve all become weather wimps. We depend on climate control technology for our very survival. Combine that with increasing electric rates and as a consequence, electricity bills have spiraled out of control. Yet there are many ways to reduce our dependence on air conditioning or at minimum reduce our electricity bills. Follow the following six recommendations and you will save 20-50% off your monthly HVAC bill.
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Read more: Six Saving Tips to reduce your Electrical and HVAC Cost
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Written by live cheap staff
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Tuesday, 03 November 2009 02:28 |
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In the last 30 years, there has been a tremendous “Wealthening” of America. Perhaps the greatest evidence of that is the huge growth in the service sector. Today, we pay other people to do many things that we used to just do ourselves just 3 decades ago.
If you want to start living cheap, it is time to reverse the trend and start doing these things for yourself!
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Read more: 12 Things We Used to Do Ourselves That We Pay for Today
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Written by Omie Ismail
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Friday, 16 October 2009 12:56 |
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During the 1980s and 1990s, cable enjoyed explosive growth in the United States. Typically created as a local monopoly, entrepreneurs were able to invest in the required infrastructure and recoup their investment by charging monthly fees for access. Consumers ate it up as the selection of cable channels grew and the relative picture quality was excellent. When the Internet came along in the 90s, cable companies were well positioned to offer access to the web and further leverage their infrastructure. Threats from satellite developed, but cable companies still maintained their dominance...until now.
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Read more: Is it Time to Dump Your Cable Yet?
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Written by Cheap Communicator
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Tuesday, 29 September 2009 14:00 |
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I have been using Telecom North America (formerly 3Utel) for over 4 years. If you need to make low cost international calls especially from your cellphone, its hard to beat their rates. Not only are their rates low, but their service is excellent. I also use them for calling from my cell phone, using a local (US) number. Once setup, you simply store the dial around number, and than dial the international number. No phone cards to buy, no pins to remember, just speed dial and enter your international number. Here are some of their rates:
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Read more: Best International US Phone Rates - Telecom North America
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