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  1. Line-dry Your Laundry

    Line-dry Your Laundry

    Amanda Peterson November 4, 2022  •  1 Minute Read

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    The days of owning a clothes line are almost long gone. However, if you're looking for a frugal way to save money - and energy - consider hanging your laundry on the line to dry!

  5. Should I Get a Holiday Loan

    Should I Get a Holiday Loan

    Kat Tretina October 31, 2022  •  3 Minute Read

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    While it’s a festive and cheery time of the year, it’s also expensive. Many people don’t have the kind of money saved in their bank accounts, leaving them scrambling to pay for holiday expenses. If that’s the case for you, you might be considering using a credit card to finance your purchases. But there may be another option that’s a better choice: a holiday loan.

  6. 5 Reasons Why You Should Never Take a 401(k) Loan

    5 Reasons Why You Should Never Take a 401(k) Loan

    Kat Tretina October 28, 2022  •  3 Minute Read

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    When you need cash for a downpayment on a home or when you hit a financial emergency, your retirement nest egg can look pretty appealing. You might have thousands stashed away in a 401(k), so when you need money quickly, taking a loan from your own account can be tempting.

  7. Upcycle Your Closet

    Upcycle Your Closet

    Amanda Peterson October 27, 2022  •  2 Minute Read

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    This week's Thrifty Thursday saves you money by upcycling your own closet! Don't throw out those old clothes. Patch it, dye it, cut it, or give it to the dog! Considering the cost of clothes now days, whatever you choose to do with it will certainly help you save a TON of money in the long run!

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