~~By InsightAnalytical-GRL I follow an “interesting” diet and was looking for some way to avoid “light mayo” and all the junk that it contains. (I don’t eat eggs, so I don’t eat “real” mayo, even organic, and I avoid soy products as well. I did some hunting and found a great blog called “One Frugal Foodie” which is full of no-milk recipes but also focuses on VALUE, which we are all looking for today as the economy struggles. The site also has a great blogroll. So, if you want to eat well
We’re glad to announce a new Freelance Business Directory on our site, where individuals and businesses are free to list their webite, description and contact information on FreelancerMagazine.com/business-directory . All links are of the “dofollow” variety. All that we ask in return for a listing is a backlink to our site, with the anchor “Freelance Advice and Resources”. Here are the current categories of businesses offered, feel free to suggest more in the comments: Web and Program
This is a guest post from Andrea Horn, a personal finance instructor, mom of two boys, and creator of Recession Proof Living. Want to get out of debt and start building wealth? ... (more)
Folk on the far end of the range will tell you that credit repair is a parable. That it is snake oil peddled by con-artists making an attempt to separate you from your cash. They feel a poor credit rating is something that you have earned and will have to endure without recourse. According to them, the sole way you can “repair” your credit is to hang around for the negative items on your credit reports to naturally fall off. Borrowers with lower credit worthiness scores can expect to be den
Disney Dining: Holiday Pricing and GratuitiesIf you are planning to visit Walt Disney World Resort during a high demand season, and especially if you are not purchasing one of the Disney Dining Plans, you will want to be aware that a number of the restaurants implement higher pricing during those times. You can expect to pay about $4 more per adult per meal and about $2 per child ages 3 – 9. When budgeting for food, this is something you will want to take into consideration.There are, however,
Save $20 to $50 off downloadable and boxed Quicken Software at Quicken.com. Quicken software enables you to manage your personal finances, including budgeting, managing accounts, and accessing online banking. Choose from different versions available based on the types of accounts you need to manage. Available versions include: Quicken Home Business 2009 for $100 - $30 instant savings = $70 . Quicken Deluxe 2009 for $60 - $20 instant savings = $40 . Quicken Premier 2009 for $90
photo credit: boyghost Today is June 30. Unless your business model is seasonal (which is common here in Montana), you should be at 50% of your annual goals as of the end of business today. Whether you are or not, looking back over the last 6 months should provide some insight as you look forward and adjust your plans for the second half of 2009. Over, Under, Worked, Didn’t Where are you over and under budget? In each case, are there *good* reasons for that? If things are below
Budget, what budget? That is what I am feeling these days. Since we have taken a break from school we have a little bit of extra money. We are not paying for piano, ice skating, and a few other things due to the summer break. We do have fishing trips and fun stuff planned though and that all takes money too. We have taken to eating out more than usual also. Eating out is a treat that I love, no shopping, planning, cooking, or clean-up. Having a family our size takes a lot out of our budge
Why do so many home improvement projects end in disaster? According to Amy Johnson, the author of What Your Contractor Can’t Tell You, it’s due to the fact that homeowners simply don’t have access to the right tools, knowledge and planning abilities that the pro’s do. Her basic premise is that home owners will spend 90% of their time actually working on a project, and 10% planning it, while the opposite is true of professionals. This theory forms the book and allows homeowners rare insight int
By Pamela Weinsaft (New York City) Investor transparency, risk management, increased regulation, and “do more with less”: those were the buzz words on everyone’s lips when top executive women and men in financial technology gathered at the SIFMA Technology Management Conference and Exhibit held June 23rd – 25th at the Hilton in Midtown New York. Over the three days, speakers and attendees alike examined the issues in depth, including: Balancing Conflicting Forces of Tighter IT Budgets
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