Tag Archives: financial matters

Save with Sarah — Don’t Pay Fees

Posted on August 22, 2018 by Sarah Wittekind

It seems like common sense.  Don’t pay “fees” and you’ll keep more of your own money in your pocket.  What does this concept look like in the real world though? It’s not as simple as you might think. Not too … Continue reading →

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Saving Money with Low-Carb, High-Fat, Real Food

Posted on October 22, 2013 by Sarah Wittekind

Back in August, 2011, I wrote a blog post that addressed one of the most common objections to low-carbohydrate eating.  Folks say, “I can’t afford to eat that way,”, as if it’s some sort of mantra.  And more than two … Continue reading →

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Americans’ Savings vs. Their Credit Card Debt

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Sarah Wittekind

The results of a recent survey conducted by BankRate.com really got me thinking.  Folks continue to rely on credit cards instead of cash in hand, and it’s a trend that worries and saddens me. According to the survey, only 31% … Continue reading →

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A Budget You Can Follow: One of Your Most Important Preps

Posted on July 23, 2011 by Joshua Sloan

It isn’t glamorous, and it certainly isn’t as cool as a new hunting rifle, tool, or vehicle, but a budget you can live with is a critical part of your preps.  Without a budget, you’ll stumble needlessly on your journey … Continue reading →

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