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Here’s a great website that gives idea’s as well as the option to use already made powerpoints!
http://www.pppst.com/
Don’t you wish you had a coupon or discount code for your dependent daycare costs or medical expenses? You know what? You do. It’s called a flexible savings account, or FSA. Also known as a cafeteria plan under Section 125 of the IRS code, it can be a discount worth up to your effective tax rate on these two types of expenses. (more…)
You may have noticed from my posts that I’m a bit frugal. I can’t help it; I learned it early in my youth. Because I don’t believe in paying more for something than you have to, I love finding inexpensive alternatives for retail items and entertainment. Your public library is one such value bonanza. If you haven’t been to a library in awhile because a big online bookseller has become your internet go-to site, stop by! (more…)
As a child of the seventies whose fanny was firmly planted in front of the TV during Saturday morning cartoons, I have an unhealthy recall of commercials from that time. Faberge’ used to have a catchy, if somewhat disturbing, ad for their shampoo where the spokes-model said she loved the product so much that she would tell two friends about it. And they’ll tell two friends and so on, and so on, and so on… Well, that’s how I like to think about compounding. (more…)
Come and enjoy this learning vacation in Oaxaca, we will visit: Oaxaca city, Teotitlan del Valle (famous for its colorful weavings) Tlacolula (Tlacolula (is one of the oldest markets in all of
Mesoamerica) Monte Alban and Mitla (Archeological site) Santa Cruz Xoxocotl
Finding extra money to save for your emergency fund or financial goals may be easier than you think. In his comedy special “Going Home”, D.L. Hughley talks about how his mother believed in getting every penny’s worth of a condiment and would add water to the mustard bottle when it got too low in order to stretch it out further. (If I weren’t an only child, I would have sworn D.L. must have grown up at my house.) But, I can appreciate the cost cutting strategies his mother undertook to help her family make ends meet.
As a collector of creative cost cutting strategies, myself, I thought I would share just a few of the fun ways NEA members save on their expenses, which I found while browsing the Works4Me section of NEA.org. (And in honor of Mrs. Hughley, I store my condiments spout side down when they start getting low so gravity aides in getting the last amount out of the bottle…) (more…)
My young sons and I are learning to play chess together. And, yes, my five year old is already wiping the floor with me. But I find one of the most daunting aspects of the game to be the opening move. Did you know there are entire books written on the subject?
Your financial opening move is much easier to determine. After you have defined and prioritized your financial goals, you should establish an emergency fund for your family, if you don’t already have one. (more…)
