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Splurge Smarter: What to Consider Before Spending Your Money

by Kyle BurbankJul 9, 2020 2

When it comes to saving money, so-called "splurging" may very well seem like the ultimate enemy. I assume that, when most people think of what it means to splurge, it mostly involves spending hard-earned money on foolish things you don't need thanks to some random impulse you have. While that...

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Are Warehouse Clubs Worth it for Couples? The Pros and Cons

by Kyle BurbankApr 29, 2020 3

For as long as I can remember — including back when it was Price Club pre-merger — my dad has been a Costco devotee, filling our home with all things Kirkland. Therefore, I had plenty of first-hand experience with warehouse clubs and the products they offered. Of course, there's a...

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Purchasing a Vehicle: Buying New vs. Leasing. vs. Buying Used

by Kyle BurbankFeb 4, 2020 3

Last year, for the first time since I was 20 years old, I purchased a new car. Well, more accurately, my wife and I bought a new to us car. Prior to landing on this decision, we considered different routes for replacing our aging sedan — including buying a truly new...

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Frugal Valentine's Day Date Ideas to Save You Both Money

by Kyle BurbankJan 30, 2019

Ultimately what's important is making time to spend with your loved one and showing them how much you appreciate them. That said checkout these fun Valentine's Day ideas that won't break your wallet.

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19 Practical Ways You Can Save Money in 2019

by Kyle BurbankDec 17, 2018 5

Amazingly, 2019 is nearly upon us. As you scramble to finish your holiday shopping and eventually stop to ponder your New Year's Resolutions, there's a good chance money will be on your mind a lot over the next few weeks. Moreover, you may be wondering how you can save money...

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Tighten Your Budget: 5 Achievable Ways to Save More and Spend Less

by Kyle BurbankAug 23, 2018 3

Contrary to popular belief, a budget isn't really something you can just (to borrow a phrase from Mr. Popeil) set and forget. The truth is that, from time to time, it's worth reviewing your budget in its current form to see where you can make adjustments. More than just saving extra...