by Chris Tecmire
In the last article we looked at cheap cell phone plans, but that’s only half of the equation. Home phone service gets cheaper every year due to advances in technology. The internet has paved the way for nearly free phone service. We’re going to take a look at the pros and cons of 4 specific companies – each costing less than $10 per month for unlimited calls.
If you’re like most of the civilized world, you have a cell phone and it’s costing you a bundle. My wife and I have a cell phone that we pay $3.33/month for, but we only get 200 minutes for a 3 month period. For some people, that’s enough. For others, that’s laughable.
We’re going to discuss the cheapest cell phone plans for EVERYONE today. We’ll look at the best emergency phone plans, we’ll look at the best unlimited talk, text, and data plans for your super duper phone, and we’ll find frugal plans for everyone in between. While it’s true that we don’t all have the same cell phone needs, the one absolute that never changes is that we ALL want to save some money. So, what are we waiting for?
Saving money on your electric bill doesn’t have to mean living in the dark. There are plenty of ways to slash your next bill without becoming Amish. We’re going to look at 7 of the most effective methods and also determine whether unplugging appliances when they’re not in use is really worth your effort.
As the president of the old fashioned light bulb fan club, I’ve always stuck my nose in the air and my fingers in my ears when people mentioned CFL and LED bulbs. But, recently, when I felt like my electric bill was getting out of hand, I decided to do a little research and try the fancy bulbs despite my reservations. Are they worth the extra upfront cost? Let’s find out.
Whether you’re just starting to date, but can’t rub two nickels together, or your spouse of 20 years is begging you for something other than Wheel of Fortune every night, I’ve come up with 23 frugal date ideas that your special someone will love. Valentines Day is right around the corner, so I’m doing my best to help you come up with something creative that won’t break your budget.