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| Blog Name: | The Frugalista Files |
| Url: | http://miamiherald.typepad.com/frugalista/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | economy, money, saving |
| Description: | The Frugalista Files teaches you how to live the frugal and fabulous life. |
| Popularity: | 50 Followers |
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How much money can you stand to lose?
Hello! I have a quandary, and I want your feedback:SITUATION #1: I recently gave a friend $300. She couldn't pay her rent and called me basically on the second day of the month needing money. I've known this friend for more than a decade. I knew she had fallen on hard times, but I never offered any financial assistance because my situation has not been the most cushy either. However, when this friend called me needing cash, I sent it to her through pay pal without hesitation. I know her lifestyle and that she was only asking because she genuinely needed it. I have an EXTREMELY short list of people who can ask and receive cash from me. Among the people are my mother and
Hello! I have a quandary, and I want your feedback:SITUATION #1: I recently gave a friend $300. She couldn't pay her rent and called me basically on the second day of the month needing money. I've known this friend for more than a decade. I knew she had fallen on hard times, but I never offered any financial assistance because my situation has not been the most cushy either. However, when this friend called me needing cash, I sent it to her through pay pal without hesitation. I know her lifestyle and that she was only asking because she genuinely needed it. I have an EXTREMELY short list of people who can ask and receive cash from me. Among the people are my mother and
Discount Shopping in Coral Gables tonight
Starting at 6 p.m. tonight, downtown Coral Gables will have after-hours deals at its boutiques.“Girls Night Out!” will feature these hook ups: DulceTHE DEAL: All sale items 50 percent off286 Miracle Mile / 305-461-9880
Starting at 6 p.m. tonight, downtown Coral Gables will have after-hours deals at its boutiques.“Girls Night Out!” will feature these hook ups: DulceTHE DEAL: All sale items 50 percent off286 Miracle Mile / 305-461-9880
Unemployment extension close to becoming law
The Senate approved an unemployment extension, last night. The extension will be as much as 20 weeks for out-of-work Americans. It is expected to be signed into law by President Obama within the week. According to the New York Times: The Senate bill would extend benefits by 14 weeks nationwide for those whose relief has run out, and up to 20 weeks in states — 26 currently — where the unemployment rate is over 8.5 p
The Senate approved an unemployment extension, last night. The extension will be as much as 20 weeks for out-of-work Americans. It is expected to be signed into law by President Obama within the week. According to the New York Times: The Senate bill would extend benefits by 14 weeks nationwide for those whose relief has run out, and up to 20 weeks in states — 26 currently — where the unemployment rate is over 8.5 p
Government cracks down on credit report services
The government is cracking down on freecreditreport.com, saying the service isn't often free, but a lure for customers to enroll in its monitoring service for $14. 95 per month. To get government authorized, truly free credit reports, got to annualcreditreport.com. The video below is a pretty good spoof of the freecreditreport.com videos. What do you use to check your credit report? What do you think about the freecreditreport.com spoof? I can't like, I enjoyed those catchy commercia
The government is cracking down on freecreditreport.com, saying the service isn't often free, but a lure for customers to enroll in its monitoring service for $14. 95 per month. To get government authorized, truly free credit reports, got to annualcreditreport.com. The video below is a pretty good spoof of the freecreditreport.com videos. What do you use to check your credit report? What do you think about the freecreditreport.com spoof? I can't like, I enjoyed those catchy commercia
Halloween Costumes on a Budget!
Here is my affordable Halloween costume segment from NBC-6! Shouts out to Michelle Smith, my muse and Trina Robinson, top reporter!!
Here is my affordable Halloween costume segment from NBC-6! Shouts out to Michelle Smith, my muse and Trina Robinson, top reporter!!
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