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Business Name - How to Choose One - Alan Fairweather
It's very important to get your business name right. You may already have a business name but it's not too late to change it. Let's face it; big organisations change their business and product names all the time. I named my business Fairweather...
8 Ways on How To Explode Your Website Traffic Hit Counter - Guy Quantrell
Every website needs traffic because without traffic it's impossible to sell anything. Here are 8 simple ways how you can get your website hit counter explode. 1) Start an affiliate program. It's the #1 way how to get high quality traffic to your...
Creativity and Innovation Management- Turning Ideas into Action - Kal Bishop
The phrase “turning ideas into action” is a Russian doll. Managing the ideas to implementation process is important for at least two reasons: a)To make effective use of resources – investing in one idea uses resources that could be applied to...
Job Retention Smart Tips - Michelle L Casto
Job Retention Smart Tips You are now successfully established in your career field. Is it time to kick back and relax? Not if you want to stay employed. With the days of “fire at will” and upsizing and downsizing, knowing what it takes to stay...
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Book Review: "Frugal Living for Dummies"
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Written By:
Deborah Shelton
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Book Review: "Frugal Living for Dummies"
Reviewed by Deborah Shelton
"Frugal Living for Dummies"
by Deborah Taylor-Hough
Publisher: Wiley Publishing, Inc.
ISBN: 0-7645-5403-4
Price: $16.99 US
Whatever your reason for wanting to save money (job loss,
suddenly single-income, another child on the way, rising
college tuition costs), arm yourself with Frugal Living for
Dummies for super saving success.
This book details so much more than coupon-clipping. Some
of the chapter topics include ideas for frugal family fun,
thrifty cooking tips, ways to cut utility bills, setting a
budget and lots of inexpensive gift ideas. And that's just
the beginning! Frugal Living also provides icons in the
margins that alert readers to important reminders, tips,
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warnings, great ideas and handy
checklists.
Each section is jam-packed with cost-cutting ideas for baby
showers, back-to-school needs, dinner parties, gift giving,
auto maintenance, home cleaning, dining out, laundry,
family trips.... Basically, Deborah Taylor-Hough offers
money-saving solutions for every aspect of your life.
Frugal Living for Dummies is an essential reference for
your family collection. This book will make a practical and
thoughtful gift for young couples just starting their lives
together, college students on their own for the first time,
single-income families, new parents, and anyone who needs
proven ways for cutting costs while keeping their sanity.
A must-have guidebook for the novice penny pincher as well
as the seasoned dollar stretcher.
About the Author
About the Reviewer:
Deborah Shelton is a mother, freelance writer, and author
of the brand new book, "The Five Minute Parent: Fun & Fast
Activities for You and Your Little Ones." Visit Deborah's
website for more family-friendly ideas:
http://www.fiveminuteparent.com
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Auto Loans: Don’t Dig a Money Pit in Your Garage - Joel Walsh
Carloans are certainly less costly than home mortgages, student loans, or other kinds of loans. So why do so many people end up defaulting and losing their cars? Find out these hidden dangers: Biggest Hidden Car Loan Danger: The Inherent...
Financing Your Business - Brett Krkosska
Finding the capital you need to finance your business can be a confusing and complicated process. Many great ideas stumble at this stage of business building. Yet, moving through this stage breathes life into your business - giving it forward...
Is it Perfunctory of Desultory? It Pays to Know the Difference. - Susan Dunn MA Psychology Coach
Part of Emotional Intelligence is being able to label emotions and therefore attitudes, and in the workplace, these lead to motivation and performance. It’s important to understand the distinction between desultory, and perfunctory when dealing...
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