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How to Budget for Travel Without Overspending
Hello fellow savers! Welcome to another post on eTHRIFT.net, where we're all about stretching your dollar. Today, we're boarding the affordable travel train, and our destination is 'Budgeting for Travel Without Overspending'. Whether you're a seasoned jets[.....]
Breaking Down the Envelope Budgeting System
Hello fellow thrifty enthusiasts! Today, we are going to break down a classic method of budgeting that has stood the test of time - the Envelope Budgeting System. This is a simple, yet effective way to manage your finances and save money. It's all about al[.....]
How to Make Your First $1,000 in Savings
Hello, eTHRIFTers! If you’re new to the world of saving, you might be wondering how to start. Don't worry, we’ve all been there. Saving your first $1,000 can seem like a daunting task, but with a little discipline and a few smart strategies, it's more than[.....]
Saving Money on Phone Plans: Prepaid vs. Contract
Hello Galvestonians! Here at eThrift.net, we love to share money-saving tips that make sense for our unique lifestyle. Today, we're going to look at one of the most common expenses we all have: our phone bills. We know that living here on this beautiful is[.....]
Saving on Health Insurance Before Medicare Kicks In
Hello, savvy savers! Today, we're going to talk about something that, sooner or later, touches us all - health insurance. More specifically, how to save on health insurance before Medicare kicks in. It's a topic that can cause many of us to cringe as we wa[.....]
Budget-Friendly Habits to Save on Gas and Electric
Hello, fellow thrifty savers! One of the biggest demands on our wallets is often overlooked - our utilities. Yes, we need them, and yes, they can be expensive. But the good news is that we can reduce those costs with a few budget-friendly habits. Today, I[.....]
Stretching Your Retirement Income with Smart Spending
Hello, savvy savers! One of the most common concerns we hear from you all is about stretching your retirement income. After all, this is a period in your life when you should be enjoying the fruits of your labor, not worrying about finances. So today, let'[.....]