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5 Ways to Cut Household Costs
Save hundreds of dollars a year by making these minor moves.
posted 7:58 PM EST March 25, 2009
Posted by: pecan 3.14159265 on The Consumerist: Shoppers Bite Back
@Bocachica: I wish I could do pre-paid...alas...no.
posted 6:51 PM EST March 25, 2009
Posted by: highmodulus on The Consumerist: Shoppers Bite Back
I still love Tax Cat. The old school Consumerist at its best!
posted 6:15 PM EST March 25, 2009
Posted by: Bocachica on The Consumerist: Shoppers Bite Back
I just came across this article [www.courier-journal.com] on saving money with a prepaid phone and I felt like a smarty-pants becuase that's EXACTLY what I do. I cannot believe how much I'm saving after dumping my old contract. The other great thing is that it's the same quality calls, service etc. for much less cost.
posted 6:02 PM EST March 25, 2009
Posted by: HurtsSoGood on The Consumerist: Shoppers Bite Back
As for disagreeing with your boss, it helps if your boss isn't an idiot, and actually values your opinion, even if he still disagrees after hearing it.
posted 4:29 PM EST March 25, 2009
Posted by: Trai_Dep on The Consumerist: Shoppers Bite Back
Awww, kitty!
posted 4:19 PM EST March 25, 2009
Posted by: unobservant on The Consumerist: Shoppers Bite Back
I sooooo want that cat to do my taxes.
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The 9-step program wants us to only spend 50% on must-haves?!? Clearly the author has never lived in California. 50% of my after-tax paycheck goes purely to rent, and I live in a shoebox in the ghetto.