When you go “bargain hunting,” you’re not seeking out a particular item that you need. You’re simply seeking out low prices and accumulating stuff for the sake of accumulating stuff. Doing that leaves you with a house full of stuff you didn’t really want and a nice big fat credit card bill.
One of the biggest knocks against warehouse stores is that you have to buy many items in large bulk quantities. The solution is to start a bulk-buying co-operative with family and friends.
As a rule of thumb, I think it’s a good idea to try generic versions of products you already use, or, at the very least, try out lower end versions.
I hear from a lot of readers who avidly follow Dave Ramsey. Virtually all of them are strongly committed to complete debt freedom as a goal and they’re throwing everything but the kitchen sink at that goal. And I think that's awesome. Here's why.
This week, The Simple Dollar is taking a deeper look at five common personal finance debates.
This week, The Simple Dollar is taking a deeper look at five common personal finance debates.
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