All the food and grocery talk has left me in constant hunger, so it’s time to venture in to new territory, in the Summer of Saving series: utilities.
“Utility” is an old-school word that used to …
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Fresh off the heels of my health insurance mail order prescription savings finding, leading to $120 in annual savings on prescription drugs, my employer just contributed an additional $400 to my health savings account (HSA).
Why?
I …
Article Note: This is a guest post from THE Wife, who has a car accident story to share. Yes, she’s OK. No, that is not the photo of her car accident (which was significantly less …
Last week I made a case for why you need to start investing, even if you have a fear of investing in small amounts because you do not think you have enough savings to do …
If you have Comcast high-speed internet, this post will instruct you on three ways to get rid of your router rental fee. It’s also an tale of how Comcast has increased their gateway rental fee …
One of the biggest reasons people don’t invest outside of a 401K, beyond a fear of investing, is that they think their savings levels are too low to invest.
“How can I possibly invest when I …
One great thing about switching to a HDHP for your insurance is that your HSA can be used to cover the cost of prescription drugs.
This means that you no longer pay an out-of-pocket co-pay (usually …
