Monthly Archives: October 2009

Christian Traveling

The Bible is full of people who went on regular pilgrimages and adventures. There are certain tours and helpful hints on faith-based travel. There are many websites available to help you plan Christian trips, advice on raising money for missions and other opportunities. Mission2Go: This site offers everything from how to fund a trip and … Continue reading

TOMS Shoes – One for One Model Helps Others in Need

What started out as a small idea has grown into a major movement to help others in need. And that need is for shoes. TOMS Shoes uses the model of One for One. When you purchase a pair of shoes, a new pair goes to children in other countries who have no money for shoes. … Continue reading

Free Stuff Friday: Free Tacos, Free Burritos, Free Toys, Free Apples and More!

It’s Halloween weekend which means your neighborhood will likely be crawling with lots of little princesses and super heroes looking for a stash of candy to lug home. Even if you’re giving out loads of chocolate you can still get a few treats of your own with these fabulous freebies. Free Black Jack Taco: Once … Continue reading

Is the Recession Over? Some Experts Say Yes

Is the worst recession in 75 years actually over? Some signs are pointing to “yes.” According to a report from the Associated Press the economy grew last quarter. In a report released by the Commerce Department, the economy actually grew, ending a record streak of four quarters of decline. It was the first growth experienced … Continue reading

Finding Artwork on a Budget

My husband and I love buying artwork. Whenever we travel, we try to find something unique to take home with us. We have several paintings on our walls, but didn’t spend top dollars to get them. You don’t have to purchase expensive art from a gallery and if you have some art or photos of … Continue reading

Celebrities Go Broke, Too: Former Basketball Star in Deep Debt

Most of us only dream of what it would be like to have a million bucks in our bank account. That’s why reading about celebrities who squander it away can be so frustrating. I came across this interesting post about former Celtics star Antoine Walker’s mounting debt. In his hay day, Antoine was pulling in … Continue reading

Two Months to Go: How to Finish 2009 Like a Financial Super Star

The countdown is on. It’s hard to believe but 2009 will be a memory in about two months. How are you going to finish strong and make these last two months matter when it comes to your finances? The last two months of the year can often be the most difficult when it comes to … Continue reading

Five Ways Your Computer Can Save you Money

Your computer can be the key to saving and even making more money. Stop spending your time surfing the web looking for things you can’t afford or shouldn’t be buying. Start using your computer as a portal for putting more money in your pocket or keeping it there in the first place. Here are five … Continue reading

Twitter Tuesday Profile: @FrugalMeg

This week’s Twitter Tuesday Profile is on @FrugalMeg, a blogger working in medical records at a hospital near her Jacksonville, Florida home. Meg is proving that couponing isn’t just about saving a little bit of money– it’s about being able to give more to others. She and her husband got married a year and a … Continue reading

Five Bible Verses About Money

The topic of money is discussed in the Bible many, many times. A website that I frequent is Everyday Christian and they talk about several topics, such as money, relationships, health and Christian living. Not long ago, I wrote a blog about tithing and wanted to explore the area of money and the Bible a … Continue reading