On average, an American family spends a mindblowing $4721.50 during the last three months of the year. And “average” means half of them spend more than that.
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Depression Era techniques for stretching food aren’t only for SHTF scenarios. Those ideas are good for every day because the price of food keeps going up
Are you convinced that you can’t prep unless you have a whole lot of money to spend? Here are 10 ways you can become better prepared without spending a dime.
If you can put aside $5-$10 per month for these $1 preps, you’ll have a surprisingly large supply by the end of the year.
Anyone can run into hard times financially, no matter how carefully you try to prepare. Here’s what you can do to bail yourself out.
By the author of Be Ready for Anything and the online course Bloom Where You’re Planted If you are having …
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These tips aren’t one bit glamorous, but anyone can follow them. You’ll be ready to survive an economic collapse – even if it’s just a personal one.
Are you happy with your life or do you have unfulfilled dreams? Maybe it’s time to radically reduce your expenses to make your dreams a reality.
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