I had the wonderful opportunity to guest post at MSN Smart Spending today, where my article “Living on Reduced Income: 5 Strategies For Spending Less” is featured. I would like to thank Karen Datko for publishing this article and allowing me to share my story about how my family copes with our financial obligations during a time of economic uncertainty, especially now that we’ve moved from the 9-to-5 corporate world and into the realm of self-employment.
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To all the first time visitors. Might as well join the feed now…it is simply a must read!
Thanks RacerX for your encouragement and support as always! I had missed you for sometime as I noticed you were not posting for a while. Where have you been?
Congratulations–I enjoyed the post. I’m in agreement that abstaining is a key part of reducing your spending. It opens up doors that we didn’t know were there when we realize we can do without–and not even really notice.
Congrats on the coverage SVB!
speaking of money and microsoft… its crazy how much money they pay people to use their search engines… i wish i had some stake in that company o_O
-Jess
yea rock on mr SVB! @_@