July, 2009

Handerpants and Other Ridiculous Things to Spend Money On

Handerpants? HANDERPANTS?! Yes, today has been a day of learning about “exciting” new products. I regularly advocate on this blog that people don’t use their payday loans in Nebraska for trivial expenses, and I am dedicating this blog post to pointing out things that no one needs, ever. Why am I writing about handerpants, the magical underwear ...

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House approves $2B more for ‘cash for clunkers’

The White House says it's reviewing options about keeping the "cash for clunkers" program going. Auto dealers already may have surpassed the 250,000 vehicle sales funded by the $1 billion program. The White House says any valid deals already made will be honored.» E-Mail This     » Add to Del.icio.us Read more about House approves $2B more ...

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Goldstar: Half-Off Local Events In 8 Major Cities

Feeling the recession, but still want to get out of the house? You might consider signing up for Goldstar, which helps you to “Go out more”. They offer half-price tickets on plays, concerts, sporting events, and museum exhibits. So far, it includes events in these areas: Los Angeles, San Francisco, ...

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Virtual Assistant Jobs are Not Easy Money

Virtual assistant jobs are all the rage Look ma! No dress code! Are you in the market for virtual assistant jobs? Perhaps you’ve already checked out the International Virtual Assistants Association. If not, it might be worth a look. Use the link to the IVAA web site at the end of this article. I went to the International ...

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Saving Money on Pet Costs: Frontline Plus Flea Medication

Now that we have two dogs, we’ve had to keep a closer eye on pet costs. One regular expense is flea medication, for which we have found Frontline Plus to work acceptably. If you buy it straight from the vet or in a retail pet store it can be around $15 per ...

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