Prairie Eco-Thrifter
NOVEMBER 10, 2014
I also suspect that we’ve lowered our carbon footprint a bit as well. When you have a larger property, you have to spend more time and money on yard care, as well as on general maintenance and on making repairs. That usually translates to using fewer resources as well. Plus, there is more local agriculture here as well.
Saving Cents With Sense
AUGUST 30, 2013
Turn to public transit or rides from your car-wielding buddies for longer-distance trips that won’t cut it on foot. You can find cool vintage threads as well to mix and match. You can also get 10 percent off at food chains like Burger King, Dairy Queen and Domino’s. Thrift Store Style.
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Prairie Eco-Thrifter
JULY 12, 2012
I admit that I’m not the greenest person out there, although I am working to improve, from participating in my utility’s efforts to increase power from renewable resources to looking for local produce and food sources whenever possible. Many of the local farms that provide food also adhere to different practices.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
JULY 27, 2014
Pay a little extra for a hotel closer to a downtown area and public transit? Evaluate the value of your purchase, and consider the likelihood of buying it multiple times, as well as the convenience factor. Sure thing! I won’t have to drive so much; maybe I won’t even have to get a rental car.
Savings Corner
DECEMBER 24, 2023
For instance, consider food, beauty, home services, real estate, hospitality and fitness — and then take a look at franchise opportunities within the area that interests you most. These can include your personal finances, such as net worth, available capital and credit score, as well as industry and management experience. Foot traffic.
Family Balance Sheet
NOVEMBER 11, 2011
Furthermore, many public transit systems offer transportation to these venues. One way that sporting events get into your pocketbook is with the cost of the food. Make sure and eat well before you go. We spent the afternoon tailgating, so we didn't need to buy any food once inside the stadium. Take the Bus.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
OCTOBER 9, 2014
I’m all for saving money and inspiring people to cook their own food, but I worry about the trade offs. Is it really worth it to give up whole foods (not the store, the actual foods) to save money? For instance, at FinCon I was using public transit to get around town and to and from the host hotel to save money on cabs.
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