Ebates Review – Why I Wish I Started This Two Years Ago Three weeks ago, I received a message from my buddy Cameron over at SquirrelBox suggesting to do an Ebates Review. I initially scoffed because I DON’T NEED ANOTHER APP! You, like me, have seen “Ebates” pop up on your social media and thought the […]
Couponing at Its Best Using the Honey App Just a few months ago I stumbled upon an amazing extension for Google Chrome. This extension is called the Honey App. The Honey App sits in the background while you shop online to help you find coupons automatically. Essentially it is your own personal couponing assistant. I must disclose […]
Whether it was in high school or in college most of us have had one or two flexible part-time jobs to earn some extra cash. For me, my first job was detasseling in the cornfields of Iowa. Then I moved onto being a lifeguard at the local water park for a couple summers. The issue […]
I regularly comment on other blogs. I wanted to share why I do this, why others should do this and what I learned after commenting on 30 blogs in a week. I’ll admit, I originally wanted to comment on 100 blogs in a week, but not only was that impossible with a full work schedule, […]
A UserTesting Review By a Frustrated Applicant Let us start this UserTesting review at the beginning to give you some context what they do. Basically UserTesting will do a comprehensive review of a company’s website. UserTesting will have a “Company A” approach them saying, “Hey, we are not sure if our website is very good. […]
Have you ever sold $6,000 worth of stocks at 7:40 in the morning while eating Captain Crunch? I have. Following last week’s post on my Cost-Benefit Analysis, Invest my Tax Return or Pay Off my Car. I came to a decision. I will pay off my car. I am using my $3,200 tax refund (plus […]
The following is a guest post by Erica Butler, a freelance writer from Nevada working to pay off her student loan debt. Welcome to 2017. It is a year full of change from a new presidency down to the debt that students have taken on, thanks to student loans. You have probably heard many of […]
Here is an example of a Cost Benefit Analysis I did regarding what I should do with my upcoming tax refund. I pay a ridiculous amount in student loans and to the government annually. So I can usually expect a sizable chunk back. Now I face the question of using my tax refund to either […]
