Say Yes to the Dress? Only If It’s For the Right Reasons
Saving money isn’t the only reason to walk away from a purchase. The Cashgab blogger asks, “What are you avoiding […]
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“If Money Doesn’t Make You Happy, Then You Probably Aren’t Spending it Right”: Part 2
In the earlier posting on this article, we looked at Dunn, Gilbert, and Wilson’s persuasive assertion that “examining the basic
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Throw a Thrifty Summer Bash by Planning a Tailgate Party
Myscha Theriault says any occasion is just right for a tailgate party and provides some cost-saving ideas to pull it
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“If Money Doesn’t Make You Happy, Then You Probably Aren’t Spending It Right”: Part 1
In a provocative titled, research-grounded, and thoroughly persuasive article in the Journal of Consumer Psychology—21 (2011) 115-125—Elizabeth W. Dunn, Daniel
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Lessons from my grandmother
Jill Chivers says her grandmother was a conscious consumer and in this article she shares some of the ways her
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10 Signs You Shop Too Much
If you are concerned that your shopping may be out of control, check yourself against this list. You lie about
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Needs vs. Wants
Financial Therapist, Coach, and Mommypreneur Bari Tessler Linden believes we need to clarify the difference between needs and wants if
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Shopaholic Says Shoplifting Arrest Was Her Wake-Up Call to Get Help
Ronnie Haring, a 38-year-old mother, is one of 6% of Americans struggling with compulsive buying. She describes the highs she
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How Much Can You Really Save By Penny Pinching?
Penny pinching may not lead to wealth, but according to experts, it can help you identify spending habits and set
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6 Ways Social Networking Sites Facebook and Twitter Can Hurt You Financially
If you are a Facebook or Twitter user, there are some potential consequences you may be unaware of. A new