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Grocery Hacks – How We Save Money on Groceries

by Matt Jabs

This is the story of how we reduced our grocery budget from $400/month down to less than $250/month! The other night we sat down — together — and compiled this list of 20 ways we have successfully reduced our grocery bill over the last 7 months.

Enjoy!

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How Much Interest Are You Paying?

by Matt Jabs

How much interest you are paying each month? Use this spreadsheet to find out and use it to track your debt reduction progress.

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FREE Microsoft Money Replacement – Mint.com

by Matt Jabs

Have you been using Microsoft Money, but are now looking for an replacement/alternative? Try Mint.com or even Google Personal Finances Templates.

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DFA Link Rally: Gardening Saves Money

by Matt Jabs
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We love how gardening saves us money and feeds us well. Here are a few links along with our garden plans for the 2010… what about you?

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Save Money on Gas – Buy a Scooter

by Matt Jabs
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Trying to think of different ways to save money on gas? Why not save money and buy a scooter? I did… and here’s why you should too.

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DFA Link Rally: Living in America Still Ain’t Half Bad Folks

by Matt Jabs
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Despite corporate greed and turbulence in government American’s still have much to celebrate and be thankful for. The suns still shines, the plants still grow, families still love, and God is still in control.

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I Sold My Motorcycle on Craigslist – Tips on Selling

by Matt Jabs
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I sold my motorcycle for about half of what I could have gotten. These tips on selling will help you get the most money for your sale.

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Huge Food Recall – Are You Tired of Contaminated Food?

by Matt Jabs
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Food recalls resulting from contamination on huge corporate farms encourages many to shift their consumption focus to healthier and locally produced foods.

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One World Currency – New World Order

by Matt Jabs
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Many people, including the president of Russia, have an interest in debasing the U.S. dollar as a currency and eliminating it as a global standard currency. This is not a Democratic idea, a Republican idea, or even an American idea but an international idea.
It would be wise for you to educate yourself concerning the interest in and implementation of a one world currency.

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After Christmas Sales Save You Money

by Matt Jabs
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While I’m not a huge proponent of spending money on things you do not need, I am a big supporter of buying the things you plan to buy anyway when they are on sale.

This post is just a quick reminder to pay attention to the great sales that are going on this time of year.

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Financial Retirement – How to Get There Faster

by Matt Jabs
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Why do most of us have to wait until we are in the fleeting years of our lives to become capitalists? Could the answer be as simple as saying that we do not focus on becoming capitalists while pondering the majority of our financial decisions?

Let’s take a closer look.

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