How to Save Money on Entertainment

We love to get out and do things, like going to concerts, museums, sporting events, and theme parks, but the cost of these activities can really add up! Thankfully, with a bit of creativity and planning, it’s possible to get out there and have fun without doing too much damage to your wallet. This article explores money-saving ideas that will allow you to enjoy the recreational activities you love without the hefty price tag.

How to Get Shipping for Free

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Whether you order online once a day or once a year, one thing that sticks in everyone’s craw is paying for shipping. We used to accept it as par for the course and didn’t mind paying for the convenience of having items delivered right to your door. But, times have changed. Free shipping is more widely available now so we’ve become spoiled. Here are seven ways to avoid paying that dreaded shipping fee.

10 Tips for Saving Money on Jewelry

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Jewelry is magical. It can warm one’s heart, make a statement, or remind a special someone of a cherished moment. Jewelry also tends to be expensive, especially if you’re buying fine jewelry with precious metals and gemstones. Because of the expense, it’s important to shop wisely to ensure you’re getting the best deal, or employ some clever workarounds to save on pieces that would otherwise top out your budget.

How to Save Money – Senior Edition

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Once you turn 50, a whole world of savings opportunities becomes available to you. Whether you’re emotionally ready to claim them is a different matter, but I wanted to make sure you were prepared nonetheless. Check out this list of senior discounts, benefits, and deals for you to enjoy in your “golden years”. Keep in mind that while some discounts are available for people 50+, the access to discounts increases with age, leveling off at 65, the sweet spot for senior discounts.

How to Sell Your Used Stuff Online

posted in: Home & Garden

If you are furloughed, unemployed, or underemployed, you might have more time on your hands than you’re accustomed to. A productive – and potentially lucrative – side project could be sorting through your closets, attic, and basement for gently-used items that you can sell for cash. After all, what no longer suits you might suit someone else!

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