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Money is tight but your old couch and chairs won't last another week. Instead of sitting on orange crates or shopping at garage sales, visit a used furniture store.
Finding a job in a tough economy can seem like a daunting task. However with a little research and some follow through the dream job could be just an interview away.
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As small businesses watch their sales dwindle, they are becoming desperate for ways to keep customers buying. Try some of these ideas for increasing sales.
Architect Sarah Susanka, author of the Not So Big House series, has just released a new book: Not So Big Remodeling: Tailoring Your Home for the Way You Really Live.
Homeschool books can be expensive, especially for families who read a lot. Try public libraries, downloadable classic literature and book trading groups for free books.
Whether uninsured or underinsured, all Indiana residents are able to benefit from a new statewide prescription coverage program known as the Indiana Drug Card program.
Looking for creative ways to use up that holiday turkey? Here are some ideas and a delicious and easy new recipe!
Tips for keeping a small business afloat during poor economic conditions
Following these creative shopping tips will help save money when shopping for household items such as clothing and gifts.
Every year there's a toy every kid has to have. This year it seems Zhu Zhu pet hamsters are emerging as the hot toy for Santa to deliver underneath the Christmas tree.
During North American winters, many vacationers travel to warmer climes to escape from the cold weather. Read about the best winter getaways in the Asia-Pacific.
Upholstery fabric lasts longer and wears better if it is the right strength and has the best properties - durability and stain resistance - for the use it will receive.
Keeping professional development as a line item in tough economic times requires showing the value and return-on-investment of training costs.
The banking crisis could affect working women having babies, making economists worry over future taxpayers. Environmentalists won't mind.
As land for burial becomes both more scarce and more expensive, more and more older adults are considering cremation as it offers both affordability and dignity.
Progress in television programming has made great strides over the past two decades -- and now determined do-it-yourselfers are taking things to the next level.
Finding part-time work does not have to be stressful if you follow a few simple guidelines to make a better impression on employers.
The present economic crisis is forcing Americans to cut back on expenses. Here are some tips on how retirees can survive and still enjoy life...
In most general silent auctions, there are basic items that your guests will expect and will provide the reliable core for your auction fundraising.
One much-discussed challenge for Americans is to maintain a strong social network as retirement and aging take a toll on family and friends. Maybe an Age Bank would help.
What's hot in fashion will trickle down more slowly from glossy fashion mags to the average consumer in this tight economy. Here are what looks to love and what to skip.
Many children seem to be born with a natural fascination to the things of nature, so it seems very natural to encourage them toward the gardening experience.
Pets cost money and money is tight right now. Can you reduce your pet budget and still provide your pets with the things they need? These suggestions will help you keep
Many people are having a tough time in today's economy. Selling unwanted items at consignment stores can help bring in some extra, much-needed cash.
Oil is the life blood of an automotive engine; checking its level and changing it is when needed is among the most important items on the vehicle's maintenance checklist.
Single parents need easy summer vacations for kids. Try cheap cruises, family camps, day trips, weekend trips, & group activities like single parent meet ups.
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