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Author Archives: Danielle Warchol
10 Ways to Earn Money from Your Passion
Have you ever had a passion or hobby that you loved so much that you wanted it to be your full-time job? While very few people can translate their passion into a full-time job, plenty of people have earned money … Continue reading
Posted in Making Money, Personal Finance
Tagged Blogging, consulting, earn money, freelance, hobbies, monetize, passions, photography, sell, teaching, video creation
2 Comments
10 Life Choices That Will Hurt Your Finances
Sometimes people make life choices that end up negatively affecting them in their future. Life doesn’t always make things easy and when things get difficult, it can be difficult to make a good choice. Unfortunately, we live in a society … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Education, Housing, Insurance, Personal Finance, Relationships, Work
Tagged college loans, dead end job, divorce, expensive wedding, felony, graduate school, Insurance, life choices, life style choices
12 Comments
10 Father’s Day Gadgets Dad Will Love and Save Money
Father’s day is just around the corner, and if there is anything that dad’s love, it’s gadgets. if a gadget is on the list of gifts you are planning to buy your father for this special day, why not opt … Continue reading
10 Daily Actions Keeping You in Debt
It’s hard to get out of debt. Sometimes it’s easy to feel that no matter how hard you try, you’ll never be able to pay off all your debt and expenses. While you might have reassessed your finances and figured … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Credit Cards, Debt, Personal Finance, Saving Money, Shopping
Tagged Budgeting, Debt, Debt Reduction, declutter, impulse purchases, organization, personal finances, spending
5 Comments
10 Friends Who Can Hurt Your Finances
Friends can be a blessing in anyone’s life. Unfortunately, sometimes we have friends who have negative qualities which can affect our lives and relationships. It’s easy to ignore the signs and pretend that friends aren’t negatively influencing your decisions. For … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Relationships
Tagged competitor, enabler, fault finder, friends, friendships, gossip, jealousy, manipulator, miser, mooch, perfectionist
4 Comments
12 Ways to Save Money on National Trails Day
National Trails Day (sponsored each year by the American Hiking Society) occurs on the first Saturday each June. This day was set up to honor the many trails that have been created across the United States. While there are many … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged backpacking, hiking, kayaking, local trails, national parks, national trails day, state parks, trail biking
2 Comments
Debt Reduction Diet: 10 Ways Debt Reduction Is Like Dieting
Dieting is probably not the first word that comes to mind when you think of debt reduction. However, when it comes to trying to reduce your debt, many of the steps you have to take are very similar to the … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Debt, Personal Finance
Tagged acknowledge the problem, baby steps, Debt Reduction, dieting, monthly plan, prioritize, reduce debt, reduce weight, take action, weekly plan
4 Comments
10 Places You Can Get Stuff For Free
There are a lot of places to get small, free samples online, but is it possible to get bigger and more expensive items for free? There are actually quite a few places that you can get free stuff that’s still … Continue reading
Posted in Frugal, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged college towns, free items, free stuff, free things, freecycle, garage sales, moving sales, roadside freebies, social media
3 Comments
10 Laundry Gadgets That Save Money
When it comes to doing laundry, there are a lot of little things that you can do to save money. There are ways to save money while using both the washer and the dryer, and there are also a number … Continue reading
Posted in Frugal, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged dryer, dryer gadgets, laundry, laundry gadgets, save money, washer, washer gadgets
20 Comments
10 Ways to Save Money on Wine
There seems to be quite a few people who think it takes a lot of time and knowledge to understand wine, but the truth is that you simply need to learn which wines you enjoy the most. You don’t have … Continue reading
10 Common Credit Union Myths
There is a lot to love about credit unions, especially when they’re compared to banks. They lack the huge conglomerate feel that many big banks have, and they often have a local flavor which lets them release a quirky video … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged banking myths, banks, credit union, credit union myths, myths
3 Comments
10 Ways to Save Money When Visiting the Beach
With summer just around the corner, one of the top priorities for a lot of people will be to take off to the beach for a day, or for an extended vacation, when the opportunity permits. One of great things … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Entertainment, Holidays, Personal Finance, Saving Money, Shopping, Travel
Tagged beach, beach accommodations, beach town, off-season, public beach, save money, summer trip, summer vacation
1 Comment
10 Cleaning Gadgets That Save Money & Time
If you still haven’t started your spring cleaning, there’s a good chance that it’s because you simply don’t like to clean. This is nothing to be ashamed of. There are a lot of us who simply look upon cleaning as … Continue reading
10 Common Excuses People Give for Not Saving Money
There are many people in this economy who have legitimate reasons for not saving money. But there are also a lot of other people who claim that they’re incapable of saving money when saving money would only require them to … Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged 401k, emergency fund, financial excuses, money excuses, save money, spending excuses, too old, too young
10 Comments
10 Travel Apps That Save Money
For those who enjoy traveling, one of the best tools that they have can often be found in their pocket. While your phone isn’t the first gadget that most people think about when planning a vacation, there are now plenty … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Saving Money, Travel
Tagged hotel apps, save money, travel apps, travel gadgets, travel tools, trip apps, vacation apps, vacation planning
2 Comments
10 Lifestyle Investments to Avoid
One of the selling tactics that I have been hearing more and more these days is to make purchases as a “lifestyle investment.” The entire term bothers me in a number of ways, but the worst part is be bringing … Continue reading
10 Things Worth Splurging On
If you’re on a tight budget or limited income, you’re probably pretty price conscious. However, while buying cheaper items can be great in some instances, there are certain items where you should splurge a little when buying. Many of the … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Finance, Shopping
Tagged glasses, good mattress, kitchen appliances, quality clothes, quality shoes, quality tools, splurge
3 Comments
10 Ways to Save Money on Coffee
There are many people who will willingly confess that they have an addiction to coffee. It’s one of those drinks that quite a few people insist they need to consume at least once or twice a day. However, any coffee … Continue reading
Posted in Food / Groceries, Personal Finance, Saving Money, Shopping
Tagged bulk coffee, coffee, coffee addiction, coffee habit, free coffee, home brew, specialty coffee, whole beans
6 Comments
Save Money As Soon As You Wake Up
For those of us who aren’t morning people, the thought of actively saving money as soon as we wake up might seem like an impossible task. However, there are plenty of things you can do to save money that don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Food / Groceries, Frugal, Personal Finance, Saving Money
Tagged breakfast, early morning, getting up, morning coffee, morning shower, morning TV, save money
6 Comments
10 Ways to Save Money on Easter
Like most holidays, preparing for Easter can put a dent into your budget if you aren’t careful. If you have children, you probably know that buying new clothes, gifts, or other Easter accessories adds up very quickly, and can cause … Continue reading