Money Saving March
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Money Saving March: Spruce Up Your Workout Wardrobe For Spring/Summer On A Budget
Longer days and rising temperatures may be all you need to jumpstart your workouts this spring. But if you are still finding it a bit of a struggle to make exercise a priority, a little retail therapy may be just the motivation you need. There is nothing like a new pair of athletic shoes or a light spring jacket in your favorite color to put a little extra spring in your step, but that doesn’t mean you have to break the bank (hello Walmart, hello Target), but a new item or two can help you look and feel your best during your workout (whether you are an exercise newbie or…
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Money Saving March: Tips For Saving Money For Retirement
If you are reaching retirement age (or are already there), you may be experiencing some money-related stress and you are not alone. It is very common for people over the age of 60 to be concerned about how to save money when they are no longer working, or possibly working much less. But it doesn’t have to be a source of stress that causes you to lose sleep. It’s not too late to start saving money. Today I am sharing some tips for saving money once you have reached the age of 60: Downsize Or Sell Your Home With kids no longer living at home, you may find that the…
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Money Saving March: Save Money With These Budget Friendly Fashion Tips
Clothes are fun, expressive, and expensive! If your closet is bursting at the seams but your wallet is feeling empty, here are a few ways you can save money when you are shopping for new clothes and make the most of what you already own. Buy Generic Basics If you are buying layering pieces that you mostly wear under other things (like tank tops or plain tees) don’t bother shelling out for a brand name. No one’s going to see it, and it’s probably not going to last long. Part of a layering shirt’s job is keeping sweat off your nice button-down shirt or blouse, so stick to layering pieces…
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Money Saving March: Great Gear for At-Home Workouts
“Money Saving March” continues with this question: “Who says you need an expensive gym membership to get and stay in shape?” You can reap many of the same fat-burning, body-toning benefits by working out in your own home, especially if you have some inexpensive exercise equipment at the ready. Here are some great gear ideas for starting or enhancing your at-home workouts: Yoga Mats A yoga mat is handy for floor-based exercises because it provides support for your body and offers better traction than a towel. Learn some basic moves from a yoga or Pilates video, then (weather permitting) take your mat outside for a workout on your deck or…