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Entries Tagged as 'Automatic Personal Finance'
Free Printable Worksheets: Monthly Expenses & Monthly Income
December 29th, 2009 · 1 Comment
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Take Advantage of this Last Week for Tax Savings
December 28th, 2009 · No Comments
Well, 2009 is coming to and end and you may be looking toward the next few months as you prepare your 2009 tax return. If you own a small business, you may also be looking for some last minute tax deductions. Have you considered pre-paying some of your business expenses in advance before the end [...]
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My review of Vonage and why you NEED to read this before switching to VOIP
December 17th, 2009 · 2 Comments
After nearly two years of discussing it, my husband and I finally made the switch to Vonage and so far….so good! We had wanted to make the switch to Vonage for quite some time but had some questions and concerns. Hopefully, my review of the service and experience switching will answer some of your questions [...]
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Laser Printers: A Secret to Saving on Printing
June 4th, 2009 · 6 Comments
My friend Lynette Chandler gave me a piece of advice a few months back, and now I’d like to pass that advice on to you!
Lynette recently posted on her site, TechBasedMarketing.com, her tips for saving money on printing by using a laser printer instead of a traditional ink jet printer that most families [...]
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Prepaid Cell Phone Plans are Cool….Really!
May 11th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Well, it looks like my husband and I have been on the leading edge of a new trend for once in our lives!
I was reading Yahoo News recently and came across and article titled, “Prepaid Wireless Takes Off“, which reinforced what I have said for years: prepaid wireless phone plans are cheap.
Not really news there. I [...]
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Sometimes you have to spend money to save money
April 4th, 2009 · No Comments
We did it. We bought a standalone freezer. And yes, I”m psyched!
We got an AMAZING deal from our local grocery store, of all places, that really made the purchase worthwhile. The cost of the freezer was $159.99 but the freezer also came with coupons (and a gift card) that totalled $160 in value, so we essentially [...]
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You Don’t Have to Spend it All
March 22nd, 2009 · No Comments
I’ve read numerous stories in the past weeks about people who were living the good life….fancy cars, expensive homes, and dream vacations…only to find themselves homeless, jobless and penniless as a result of this economy.
How does that happen? How does someone go from a million-dollar home and a nice car to no home, divorce and [...]
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AutomaticMoms Economic Stimulus Plan: Free Stuff!
March 19th, 2009 · No Comments
Everyone seems to be feeling the economic pinch lately, so here at AutomaticMoms.com we’ll be posting some tips, strategies and resources to help you make your way through this tough economy.
It’s a bit of a departure from past posts, but when you find links and resources that can really be economically helpful, it’s tough to [...]
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25 Ways to Save Money in a Tough Economy
December 15th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Like everyone, I’m noticing big changes in the costs of nearly everything I purchase lately. This topsy-turvy economy has everyone a bit worried. What can you do to easily save money on everyday purchases and help put a little extra money in your pocket?
Here are 25 Quick Tips for Saving Money on Nearly Everything in [...]
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It’s a tough economic world…here’s some help
April 18th, 2008 · No Comments
I’ve been talking with some Moms (and Dads) out there who are having a hard time managing their finances in these tough economic times. I know that we’ve personally cut back on some things due to our impending move to a larger home. I know that once we move, with a mortgage payment that is [...]









