I either say Super Nintendo, or Super NES.

I don’t necessarily see this as a trick. Obviously if you are saving money for something specific you are spending less than you earn. But I do agree that the first step is earning more than you spend, but that is the first step to most things financially sound.

I do something similar, but I have found that as the one account grows I don’t really want to take anything out of it (even if I was saving for something specific). I think I like seeing the balance.

Ally is good about that and have a nice interest rate.

The way I understand it: You would have to thaw your freeze if your credit needs to be checked (i.e. opening a new credit account), but if it is a lease renewal with the same company I would be surprised if they needed to pull your credit again.

That’s what I meant above, I see it wasn’t clear. I was trying to make sure that Marlena knew that you only typically pay upfront to freeze your credit, so once it was frozen that would continue until you turned it off.

Most won’t be crushed, they will be sold at insurance auctions.

OurGroceries is a good app.

The freezing is free to activate for 2 months, it doesn’t end after the two months.

The freeze should last until you thaw it.

Only thing I bolted were the two bookshelfs

Except the old name is still in the link.

One of the reasons to not do a week, but pick out the night before is fine.

I don’t have a chance with this one. We probably eat out 3/4 Fridays a month with some friends, so it won’t be close. However, I do bring my lunch most days, so there is that.

As long as your house still has POTS line, you can plug a phone into the jack and it should allow 911 calling, even without phone service.

I had switched up my plan earlier this year to get cheaper and to get onto T-Mobile’s kickback program (saving an extra $10/line when the line doesn’t go over 2GB).

Or more than doubles the cost if you were on the home 2-10 computer plan. The yearly cost of 2 computers is only slightly less than up-to 10 on the previous home plan.

4 10s is what a lot of nurses get to do.

Are you changing bulbs that frequently that you are worried about permanently marking them?

I know it isn’t clothes related, but why have LEGOs been separated into two isles at stores like Target and Wal-mart?