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Holiday Gift Giving: 7 Ways I Reduced My Spending by 50%!

by CreditMom at 10:35pm Fri, 12 Dec 2008 under money, holidays, savings, gifts, GIFTS, Holiday Survival Guide '08, Money & Personal Finance; 36 views
                                                I haven't posted in a while -been too busy staring at my 401k statement and figuring out ways to

Personal Budgeting: 6 Money Savings Tips for Today's Economy

by CreditMom at 3:46pm Sat, 25 Oct 2008 under personal finance, Money & Personal Finance, economic crunch, kids and money; 359 views
Are you making any changes to your personal spending habits due to the economic crisis?  Have your re-evalutated your family budget to determine where to cut back spending?  How much have you told your kids about your money situation?  As a full time career mom I pay for convenience.  I don't have the time to scour the sales, I pay extra for p

Kids and Money - 5 Ways to Spend Less On Halloween This Year

by CreditMom at 11:40pm Thu, 16 Oct 2008 under Mommy & Family, kids, parties, money, candy, Halloween, trick o treat, Money & Personal Finance; 618 views
Nestled in between the economic crisis and the election is this little "holiday" named, Halloween. I admit, I am so not focused on Halloween right now which is kind of tough since my 3 boys live for trick o treating and the hordes of candy they bring home.

Personal Finance - Found a Great New Site: CreditFYI

by CreditMom at 9:42am Mon, 13 Oct 2008 under Business & Career, Budgets, credit, finances, id theft; 85 views
I'm finding myself increasingly obsessed with watching CNN and reading post after post on financial and credit matters.  In fact as I write this post, I realize CNN has replaced my Ipod as back ground "music".

Kids and Money: How Much Do You Tell Them About The Economy?

by CreditMom at 10:13pm Sun, 5 Oct 2008 under Mommy & Family, kids, Budgets, money, economy; 692 views
There is much debate on how much to tell your children about the current economy.  It's the main focus of the news, it's talked about in school and we live in an area where many parents work for major financial institutions.