Whether moving into your first house or replacing an older lawn mower, you’ve probably been debating how you’re going to cut your lawn this year.
Having used both push reel mowers and gasoline powered mowers, the …

Saving money and being environmentally friendly don’t have to be mutually exclusive events. Any time you can cut down on waste, there’s a good chance you’re going to save money. That holds true for corporations …

This is a guest post by Andrea Horn, personal finance coach and creator of Recession Proof Living. Considering I just spent $150 on my heating bill last month, I need to listen up! – G.E.

When …

Energy Tax Credit Changes in 2011
There is a home Energy Tax Credit this year, it’s just not half what it used to be. Literally. The 2009 and 2010 Energy Tax Credits were very generous as …

The Cost of Bottled Water
Let’s assume that bottled water costs $1 per bottle. Maybe less if you buy it in bulk. That’s not that much, right? And water is good for you, an essential component …

Urban Homesteading? What the Heck is that?
Ever wondered what it would be like to grow all of your own food at home, be completely independent from economic recession, gas prices, not knowing what kind of …