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Ways to Keep a Little Green in Your Planet

August 11, 2015, Vladyslav Sukhovyi

One of the greatest scenes of going green is from Disney animation Moana. As Moana walks towards Te Kā and restores the heart of Te Fiti, we see the world

Savings tips

How to Save Money on Groceries: 11 Ways to Save Money

August 04, 2015, PocketGuard

Grocery shopping can consume a big slice of your budget, but it doesn’t have to. With some savvy approaches, however, you can cut costs dramatically while still enjoying meals that

Personal finance

6 Ways to Surprise a Spouse When You Share Finances

July 30, 2015, Dmitry Savransky

Whether it is an anniversary or a birthday, we all look forward to opening a gift from our special someone. For couples that keep their finances separate, it is easy

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How to Deal With Friends That Don’t Save Money

July 28, 2015, PocketGuard

For most people, it is a lot easier to plan a budget and stick to it in the winter months. There is something about a sunny day and warm evening

Savings tips

Micro-Vacation on Micro-Budget: Enjoy and Save Money

July 23, 2015, Vladyslav Sukhovyi

America has always been known around the world as the land of opportunity and one reason for that is that we work very hard! The land of freedom does not

Personal finance

12 Things to Consider Before Buying a New Car

July 21, 2015, PocketGuard

When purchasing a new car, figure out your budget, ownership expenses, lease vs. purchase, depreciation, and timing – all can either save or cost thousands. At $48,000, on average, for

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14 Easy Ways to Earn Extra Money

July 07, 2015, PocketGuard

A dwindling bank account, debt accumulation, the increased cost of living, and the desire to save money, are all circumstances that push the need for extra money. Particularly at this

Financial literacy

Freelance Or Fixed-Time Job: What Option Will Benefit Your Pocket?

June 25, 2015, Vladyslav Sukhovyi

Not long ago, recent graduates who wanted to enter the workforce expected they would go to school, learn a trade, find a job and work there until retirement. Recent shifts

Savings tips

15 Money Traps People Fall Into on Their Vacation

June 18, 2015, PocketGuard

Vacations are supposed to be your time to relax, let your guard down and stop worrying about the stresses of life. But if you are not careful you can end

Financial literacy

The Pros and Cons of Credit Cards

June 16, 2015, Dmitry Savransky

According to Statista, credit cards have historically been one of the most widely used payment methods in the United States, accounting for about 38% of POS transactions in 2020. While