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Common Cents: Financial Cheat Codes
The first question you need to ask is, do I need it, or can I get it cheaper? You can easily stay away from restaurants. Just learn how to make it yourself, and save a bundle. Next time you go into a restaurant and order food, take a look at what you received and ask yourself is this ten dollar meal worth an hour of minimum wage pay? It doesn't cross many people's minds that they could get that $10 meal five or more times if you just made it yourself. Take for instance a casual restaurant. You buy two pizzas and all of a sudden you've racked up $25. Why not buy six $4 pizzas from your grocer and do that meal three times over? You will leave way more cash in your pocket over time. Perhaps you buy pop with your meal for $2. You should really consider buying store brand and investing the difference into a soft drink stock. Which pays an annual 3+ percent annually. For $10 000 that you've spent on pop in your lifetime, you would now be receiving over $30 a month. It's not too late to start, but you can blame your financial burden on your bad habits.
By Marcus Azaria7 years ago in Lifehack
10 Way to Use Ice Cube Trays
With freezers that make ice now, people don't really have uses for those ice cube trays anymore. At my house, we completely threw ours out, but now I have at least five because of all the things you can make with them. Seriously, after reading this, you will go to the store and buy ice cube trays.
By Abigail Brooke7 years ago in Lifehack
Climbing the Debt Mountain
Debt is one of those things that many individuals think that they cannot live without. However, debt is something that has been engrained into our society for a very long time. It has gotten to a point that just about everyone in America is carrying some sort of debt over their head. Corporations have spent a plethora of money on advertising to get us to think this way. The Federal Reserve tells us that the average household is carrying just shy of $130,000 worth of debt. On the other side of debt is income. Again, according to the Fed, the average income for a household is just shy of $60,000 a year. This statistic alone is very indicative of how much of America is living.
By Zachary Overberg7 years ago in Lifehack
Easy Ways to Start Saving Money Now
Maybe you're struggling to make ends meet. The bills are piling up. Or maybe you just want to have a little extra cash for spending every month. Whatever the case, there are plenty of ways to reduce spending right at home.
By Waverleigh Rose Garlington7 years ago in Lifehack
Side Income 101
How to Earn Online Photo by Rayi Christian Wicaksono on Unsplash I have been looking online for income opportunities since 2012. Following are some of the legit, free to join survey companies I have found. Notice the pay isn't life changing, but could pay your grocery bill for a month. Unless you have all your bills accounted for, I would recommend investing it into some kind interest account.
By Marcus Azaria7 years ago in Lifehack
6 Mattress Hacks to Keep Your Bed in Good Condition
Some people might not consider the intricate details behind finding the right mattress. Making sure your mattress provides the comfort you want and lasts a while takes some work. The following are a few simple hacks you can consider to ensure that your mattress has a long and prosperous life.
By Andrea Dawson7 years ago in Lifehack
How to Crack the Cube
The Rubik's Cube is a cult classic puzzle released by Erno Rubik, and is culturally accepted as being theoretically impossible to solve. With a staggering number of 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 combinations possible, people began competing to see who was the fastest. And currently, that number stands at 4.22 seconds by Feliks Zemdegs
By Callum Clark7 years ago in Lifehack
Plastic-Free Living: 5 Everyday Alternatives
You’re probably here right now because someone, somewhere said something that got you thinking about your ecological “footprint.” I have been pondering the idea of living plastic-free—or at least freer—for some time now, but the thing is I had no idea where to start. More specifically, I wasn't sure how to go about it in such a way that wouldn’t completely disrupt my daily routine.
By Chantelle Fromager7 years ago in Lifehack











