Can you believe that it’s December of 2009 already?
The last month of the year is always the happiest time in the Ning household, as we are all in a good mood and enjoying the holiday spirits. This year is especially special, because it is the last holiday season before the arrival of Sara, our first daughter. Changes are already happening though, since everything we bought shrunk in size (and is the color PINK of course)!
We are excited, and I can’t wait.
Personal Finance Article
December is also a good time to get your act together to shore up those short falls in goals and achievements. Can you make a little push to meet your goals for the year? Is saving a little more possible? These articles of the past month should help.
- 12 Surprisingly Simple Ways to Get More Done
- The More You Try, The More You Succeed
- Four Tips to Avoid Extra Spending Because You Have a Coupon
- Stop and Smell the Roses – Celebrate When You Reach a Financial Goal
- Take Some Time to Make More Money
- Four Things to Avoid Saying to Your Insurance Agent
- More Ways than One to Make Money Online
- How to Legally Decrease Interest Rates on Your Credit Card
- 13 Ways to Enjoy Life Without Spending A Lot of Money
- How to Avoid a Scam and Wasting Your Money
Money Savings Tips
It’s never too late to get your the free How to Save Money on Everything ebook. It’s over 40 pages long and will keep on expanding as we add more tips and tricks. I will periodically reveal some of the articles within the ebook, and the November ones are listed below for you to check out. If you want to grab your copy of all the articles in an organized and searchable fashion, then sign up for the weekly newsletter here.
- How to Save Money on Diapers and Baby Supplies
- How to Save Money on Cruises
- How to Save Money When Going Out to Dinner
- Giving Gifts on Holiday on a Budget
Happy Holidays!
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