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Meet a Reader | Megan from California

The Frugal Girl

I made some foolish choices shortly after graduating college, burning through my savings and running up credit card bills. We bought our house in March 2009, during some of the worst of the recession and the housing bubble bursting. Did you ever receive any financial education in school or from your parents? Not really.

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Meet a Reader | Beth from VA

The Frugal Girl

Today we’re meeting a reader who’s been here since 2009 (!!) Tell us a little about yourself. I don’t use it much, but I have run background checks for divorced friends who are dating again through online apps. Note from Kristen: I found the post, and it’s from 2009! Here’s Beth: 1.

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Start Your College Savings by Shopping Online with Upromise

Saving Cents With Sense

I’ve written about Upromise by Sallie Mae before and how it is such a great way to save for college (or pay off loans) while you are doing your everyday shopping, eating out, or even pumping gas. But did you know that you can save for college when you shop online? ©2009-13 Saving Cents with Sense ™, a website of Saving Sense Media LLC.

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Arizona Readers: Find Easy College Savings with #AZ529

Saving Cents With Sense

I have a passion for higher education. Part of the reason is because I worked in higher education for over 10 years, have several degrees and love to learn. But another huge reason is because I know that a college education can make a huge impact in one’s life. Funds can be used at most accredited colleges.

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MatchBooks: FREE Textbook Resource for College Students

Saving Cents With Sense

College textbooks can be down right pricey. I remember books costing $100 or more when I was in college several years ago, and prices have continued to rise to where some books are now close to $200 (and that is just one book!). I really like that this FREE resource is available for college students on tight budgets.

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Upromise: Save for College with Everyday Purchases

Saving Cents With Sense

Are you using Upromise yet? If you have kids, have student loans, want to go back to school, or know someone that does, you want to know about and start using Upromise , which helps you save for college by doing things you are already doing : Shopping, Eating Out, Buying Tickets, or Fill Your Gas Tank. All rights reserved.

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Meet a Reader | Biker Liz

The Frugal Girl

My interest in frugality is less about saving money specifically, and more about making good use of the resources I have. Making good use of the resources I have – not only money, but my health, physical abilities, skills, etc. How did you get interested in saving money? I love winter – trees on my favorite trail 4.