Or Create your own free blog. The Zen of living without credit. Meeting the challenges of cash-only living in a credit hungry world. Used to be in debt up to my eyeballs. Working on fine-tuning the budget to maximize savings. Success - or, The Squeaky Wheel Gets The Grease.

Or Create your own free blog. The meanderings of a single mom. All about me and the kids. Braces and other things I should know about. Count down to zero debt. Still trying to figure it out. Tax rebate check vs Income Tax vs LIFE. Death and the Other Parent.

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Or Create your own free blog. Ramblings about Being Frugal without Being Deprived. Lives on the North Coast of California. Civil servant by day, homebody by night. Prefers that instead of being considered boring, she be considered delightfully drama free. Has committed to living on CA Minimum Wage for a year. And have shows I love, I just want to watch by choice not habit. Posted in Good Frugal Life.

Or Create your own free blog. MaxSavings - a Personal Finance Blog. Notes on saving for retirement and other ideas that cross my path. 50-ish IT support person saving for retirement. Saving by Buying Only The One You Need.

Or Create your own free blog. Trying to catch up on savings. Trying to make up for lost time. When I was living from paycheck to paycheck, I was doing very little saving. Now, I am doing whatever it takes to build up my savings and investments. Frugal living is what it takes! Dec 31, 2006. 00 coming in rebates this month.

Or Create your own free blog. The challenges, triumphs and failures of one family in debt. I was a civil engineer working in the private development sector until the housing market crash. Since then I have been a SAHM and doing in-home daycare. My family and I live in Madison, WI and have been riding the debt roller coaster since before our beginning. This year we are going to get off and finally pay off our revolving debt.

Or Create your own free blog. Gary Foreman is a former financial planner who currently edits The Dollar Stretcher website. How you look at your situation could make all the difference. On the other hand, if you compare your home to the one you grew up in, it probably seems spacious. No need to move to a bigger home.