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New RedFlagDeals.com Back To School Article: Budgeting Away From Home

August 28, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

The start of the new school year is always exciting -- and particularly exciting for those of you who will be living away from home for the first time. While you're enjoying your new found freedoms like eating frosting for lunch and cereal for dinner, don't lose sight of your finances. As a student, budgeting your money is important, and you want to develop good habits now! To that end, you may want to check out our new article called Budgeting Away From Home . It's a pretty quick rea

Back to School with Two Happy Kids and One Happy Mother, On a Budget

August 28, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

My girlfriend and I were chatting last weekend about her kids and the upcoming school year. However delighted she was at the thought of the house to herself, her daydreams of silence were soon taken over by her list of back to school shopping ‘To-Dos’.. food, clothed, shoes, binders, notebooks, pencils.. on and on. We tried to creatively brainstorm some clothes she could reuse, just take out the hem here and there, but when her sons heard that, one entering second grade and the other going into

I’ve never heard of a money tree, so school shopping will wait

August 21, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

www.blog.parentbloggers.comhas started blog blasts again, and when i heard this one was back to school, i jumped right on it. they’ve teamed up with capital one http://www.capitalone.com/financialeducation/cbt/launcher.htm.With the economy being so bad, and not having money to throw around it gets hard to but back to school clothing and accessories. My daughter and husband will both be going back to school on Monday, but with new school supplies and old clothes. We have a very limited income,

Budgeting For Back To School In Canada

August 14, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

by Amy Nutt With the significant rise in such living costs as food and gas, as well as the current difficult economic conditions, the costs associated with returning to school can be overwhelming for many families. Whether it is High School or University, families are now finding it difficult to meet education expenses. When preparing to return to school in Canada, it is important to create a budget that will put you in control of your finances. Statistics Canada reports that “Expenditures o

Budgeting For Back To School In Canada

August 11, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

by Amy Nutt With the significant rise in such living costs as food and gas, as well as the current difficult economic conditions, the costs associated with returning to school can be overwhelming for many families. Whether it is High School or University, families are now finding it difficult to meet education expenses. When preparing to return to school in Canada, it is important to create a budget that will put you in control of your finances. Statistics Canada reports that “Expenditures o

School Shopping Cutbacks This Year

August 11, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

Capital One’s Annual Survey Finds Parents Plan More Back-to-School Shopping Cutbacks This YearADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Audio, hard copy requests, contact information and more available at: http://www.prnewswire.com/broadcast/38971/press.htmlNEW YORK, August 11 /PRNewswire/ — THIS IS MULTIVU REPORT BROUGHT TO YOU BY CAPITAL ONE. AS THE BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOPPING SEASON APPROACHES, PARENTS HAVE THE ECONOMIC CLIMATE IN MIND. ACCORDING TO CAPITAL ONE’S ANNUAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL SURVEY, MORE THAN HALF OF PAREN

Budgeting For Back To School In Canada

August 10, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

by Amy Nutt With the significant rise in such living costs as food and gas, as well as the current difficult economic conditions, the costs associated with returning to school can be overwhelming for many families. Whether it is High School or University, families are now finding it difficult to meet education expenses. When preparing to return to school in Canada, it is important to create a budget that will put you in control of your finances. Statistics Canada reports that “Expenditures o

Back To School - Super Savers Guide

August 9, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

[This post is written and copyrighted by FIRE Finance (http://firefinance.blogspot.com).] Aug 10, 2009 : Back to school season is here. Parents and students alike are busy planning, budgeting and shopping to meet the semester head on. With rising tuition and increasing costs of school as well as college education, getting our kids back to school can be a major drain on our pockets if we don't plan it well. It gets better if we can get our kids to cooperate with us :). Well, easier said t

Budgeting For Back To School In Canada

August 8, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

by Amy Nutt With the significant rise in such living costs as food and gas, as well as the current difficult economic conditions, the costs associated with returning to school can be overwhelming for many families. Whether it is High School or University, families are now finding it difficult to meet education expenses. When preparing to return to school in Canada, it is important to create a budget that will put you in control of your finances. Statistics Canada reports that “Expenditures o

Tips for Kids, Their Allowance, and Going Back to School

July 31, 2009 by Smart Spending · Leave a Comment 

Should kids spend their allowances or any money they earn (or are given) for back to school costs? These tips for kids, their allowance, and going back to school are from Karyn Hodgens, creator of KidsSave. Before the tips, a quip: “By giving kids an allowance, you teach that child to work for money rather than learn to create money.” ~ Robert Kiyosaki. And, working for money is something your kids will have to do for the rest of their lives - so the sooner they learn it, the better! For

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