Matthew Hiltz
Athens, OH 45701
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@Jenny at FrugalGuruGuide True Jenny. So most students just grab whatever opportunity that comes along the way.
I read products reviews before I purchase something, especially gadgets. Thank you Google for providing all pictures, features, and reviews that I need beforehand. Also, I approach friends or anyone I know who have purchased the same product of what they think about it. Helps a lot.
This sounds like fun. Especially to those who consider puppies as members of the family. I burns me sometimes that I have to leave my dog in kennels but I have to. Just like Jason said, It's a great alternative. If I need to earn extra money, I'll definitely consider this.
This reminds me of the movie Confessions of a shopaholic that I watched with my girlfriend. The funny thing is, she looked really guilty. She said understands that feeling of the main character when you’re inside that store, the smell of new things and it’s like her own beautiful world. Lol I don’t quite understand it of course but maybe it’s the same feeling we guys get with our videogames.
I enjoy The Big Bang theory a lot. This seems like a good deal to me. Thanks for the review.. Will see where I can get this baby.
I know someone who has volunteered to teach in Cambodia. She will be teaching children in elementary school and she’s going this May. I think it’s awesome. Plus, that country is a must place to visit. Amazing culture and history. Hope I can go there too, to volunteer or to travel. Oh, good tips by the way.
You need to list down your monthly bills first. If you have a credit or overdraft, pay them up first. Then, sum all your recurring monthly expenses and see how much you can save. Knowing how much you have in excess of that can help you budget and save the rest.
Purchasing prescription eyeglasses online is recommended if you only have a small budget because it's easier to find inexpensive ones over the internet. These online stores mentioned here are few great examples.
Remember that when you drive faster, more gas is also used. If there's no emergency, try to take your time when driving. Also, do not skip on your maintenance check up and make sure you check the tires as well.
Saving money is easy to say but it is one hell of a tricky job. We all know that. Make the habit of cooking at home instead of eating out, mind where you are driving, plan ahead, and be organized. It's a tough job but if you if you really want to save, it starts at home.
Have you guys tried renting a condo rather than staying in a hotel? They are much affordable even though you are staying for a week. Whatever your plans are, try to book as early as you can to save yourself hundreds of dollars.
When looking for a good happy hour place, I check it to first to see if I’m comfortable there and if it has a good ambiance. Then I go to see if the service and the food are good. Yeah, try their signature drink or specialty will seal the deal if there are really that special.
If you really can't avoid using your car, drive slowly. But not too slow. Drive around between 50 mph to 60 mph to get your car’s best performance. It would also help to lighten the load of your car so that it’s not struggling with creating too much power. That’s driving smart and driving green.
Have you tried making your own holiday gifts? Just an idea if you are really creative. Sometimes, you don't have to spend anything at all. Just your presence and time with your family makes a more special gift.
This year, I'm going to buy the gifts online to avoid the holiday rush at the malls. That and to start planning early. Then you can also try to take note of the prices of items you want to purchase if it is really on sale.
Thinking of giving Mint.com a try. Heard some positive feedbacks about tool and who knows, maybe it's just what to need to get things started. It’s for free after all right?