Prairie Eco-Thrifter

NOVEMBER 10, 2014

The apartment is about 250 square feet smaller than our home in Utah was (we lived in a fairly small home). We have a smaller place, and we use less energy to keep it comfortable. On top of that, we are using less electricity in general since the apartment has numerous windows and an open floor plan. Less Stuff to Buy.

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Money Public Transit Repairs Bills 195

Saving Cents With Sense

MARCH 21, 2014

Credit cards might charge a flat fee or a percent of the transaction; the former quickly gets pricey if you’re buying every meal and souvenir with your card. Either way, find out what to expect then plan on using the least expensive payment method. If you’re willing to travel in the off season (e.g.

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Travel Public Transit Airline Hotel 94

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

FEBRUARY 27, 2012

Going Green at Home. You can start to go green with your finances at home. Another way we can go green at home is by using programmable thermostats, or applying sealant to all the windows and doors to make sure that they are not leaking. There are many ways to go green at home that go hand in hand with our finances.

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Finance Green Transportation Public Transit 187

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. For a more personal experience, you can try to attend a “discovery day” with the franchise you’re interested in buying.

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