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Free Money for College Part 5: Alternative Education Options
In this final article of its five-part series, I go over little known options for financing education, as well as cheaper options no often considered when choosing colleges. By being fully cognizant of all of your options, you may find your college degree costing a fraction of the “usual” college fees, and all without having [...]
Free College Money Part 4: Searching for Scholarships
NOT JUST FOR HONOR STUDENTS In Free College Money Part 3 of this five-part series, college grants were defined as “a gift of money…not a reward that you have to pay back or compete for…” Unlike grants, you do have to compete to win scholarships and they are awarded based on prearranged criterion, creativity and [...]
Keep Your Money to Yourself Part 3: Supplement Your Income
When trying to increase your cash flow and thereby keep your money to yourself, it is important to find ways that can supplement your income without having to spend too much time or effort on your part. Not only does this help ease the burden in troubled times, but it is very satisfying to watch [...]
Free College Money Part 3: Hundreds of Grants
The definition of a college grant is a gift of money given expressly for the purpose of attending a qualified educational institution. It is not a reward that you have to pay back or compete for, it is simply given to an applying student based on whether or not they meet the qualifying criteria. While [...]
Cash In: How to Lower the Cost of Homeowner’s Insurance 6 Different Ways
Homeowner’s insurance is nothing more than an afterthought for most home-owners. People get home-buying fever and get really excited about the prospect of being a home-owner. They get some financing setup, look at all different sorts of houses they might like to purchase, find one they link and make an offer. The offer gets accepted, [...]
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We are retired and live on a grocery budget of $200 a month for 2 people in the Midwest. That ...