Donna Freedman
Money Talks News
Anchorage, AK, United States
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Bad or No Credit Score? CreditStrong Can Help
If you'd like to build a super credit score, here are some tools that could make your day. → Read More
From Overwhelming Debt to Financial Freedom: How National Debt Relief Saved Lindsay’s Life
While going through a divorce, Lindsay's main goal was to keep things as stable as possible for her two young daughters. And then came the layoff. → Read More
Sponsored: Investing In Commercial Real Estate with CrowdStreet
Until now, investing in commercial real estate was only for the rich. CrowdStreet gives you a way in. → Read More
7 Smart Habits of Minimalists You Should Try
Certain minimalist tactics can help you better understand your own financial habits. The result: A less complicated life, and more money in your budget. → Read More
4 Simple Steps for a More Comfortable Retirement
Saving for retirement is a big task. But, if you work these easy steps into your life, you'll be one step closer to your dream retirement. → Read More
Over Easy: 5 Ways to Deal With Egg Shortages and Inflation
Experiencing shell shock in the dairy department? We've hatched a few workarounds to egg shortages and price hikes. → Read More
How to Beat High Food Costs at ‘Salvage’ Grocery Stores –
Ground Picture / Shutterstock.com Ever seen a “scratch-and-dent” sale at an appliance store? You can save big bucks by buying a fridge with a little cosmetic damage. The same concept holds true for “salvage” grocery stores, sometimes also referred to as closeout grocers. With names like Grocery Outlet and Stretch-a-Buck, these retailers offer: * “Damaged” food that might not be damaged at all… → Read More
10 Ways We Annoy Our Neighbors Without Realizing
Unless you live in seclusion, your actions (and inactions) have an impact on the lives of others. Here's how to realize – and mitigate – that impact. → Read More
10 Smart Habits of Frugal People
Frugal people know how to get their needs met without overspending. Their money-saving habits are easy to implement and can greatly boost your budget. → Read More
10 Embarrassing Mistakes Almost Everyone Makes
Some boneheaded stunts happen when no one is watching. But sometimes they can have personal or professional repercussions. → Read More
7 Hidden Expenses That Drain Your Savings
If you're serious about saving money, you'll want to eliminate these wasteful items lurking in your budget. → Read More
8 Signs You’ve Gone From Frugal to Cheap
Frugality means wise use of money. Cheapness can destroy health and relationships. → Read More
10 Simple Grocery Swaps That Can Save You Big Money
Supermarket prices are out of control. Fortunately, a few simple changes can help save your food budget. → Read More
8 Foods You Should Not Put in the Refrigerator
Refrigerating these items affects flavor and texture. That's not something you want, especially since food prices are soaring. → Read More
7 Red Flags of a Freeloader
Some people turn freeloading into an art form. Here's how to spot the moochers and set some boundaries. → Read More
4 Sneaky Ways Companies Get You to Spend More Money
You might not realize all the ways you're being tricked. Here are some tools to combat the manipulation. → Read More
9 Lies Everyone Is Guilty of Telling
Some lies are outright deceptions. Others are more like wishful thinking. Here are some ways around common – and potentially damaging – falsehoods. → Read More
10 Amazing Ways to Build Wealth at Any Age
Use these tools to build wealth, whether you're just starting out in life or trying to grow the money you've earned. → Read More
11 Surprising Things You Can Buy With Food Stamps
SNAP is designed is to help low-income Americans buy nutritious food, but some of what qualifies might surprise you. → Read More
5 Things Rich People Do to Get Richer
The rich know that there's always room for growth and that diversification is key. Here are some of the ways they spread their wealth around. → Read More