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Family Finances Feature Writer: Judith Zwolak

Maintaining a family budget requires living within your means, keeping track of your budget expenses and finding the best place for short-term savings, college savings and retirement savings. You also need to keep track of shopping deals, freebies and the best coupons.

This site aims for provide some frugal living strategies to help families lower grocery bills, save for a family vacation, and find easy ways to increase your income. You'll also get buyer's guides that search out the best products for your money. Whether you hail from a dual-income or a single-income family, have young children or grandchildren, you’ve come to the right place for information on family finance. Please browse our articles, blogs and discussions.


Feature Writer Articles in Family Finances

 		Cheap Sleeping Bags for Adults
Sleep warm and comfortable, and have money left over for s'mores, with these low-priced sleeping bags for frugal family camping, all of which are available online.
Buy Trampolines Online
After an initial start up cost, a backyard trampoline is a cheap source of family fun.
Cheap Kids' Sun Hats
A baby sun hat or child's sun hat is an essential part of every kid's summer wardrobe. These fun and fashionable hats protect tender scalps and faces.
Order Valentine's Day Roses Online
What says "I love you" better than a bouquet of Valentine roses? Choose from red roses, white roses, and purple roses from online florists.
Cheap Carry-On Luggage
Save money on plane trips and bring belongings in roomy wheeled or back-pack carry-on bags made by Samsonite, Coleman, and others.
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 		Free and Low-Budget Activities for Kids
Another weekend with nothing to do? Here are some tips on finding free or inexpensive activities for the kids.
Money Matters for the Family
The end of a tax year forces adults into a stage of reflection, but much is lost if wisdom gained is not shared to help prepare children to become good money managers.
Easter Gift Ideas for Under $10.00
There are many creative ways to fill Easter Baskets that are also budget friendly-and without going overboard on the sweets.
Inexpensive Valentine's Day Ideas
Ideas for V-Day that won't break the bank and that are guaranteed to please.
Best Prices for Valentine's Day Flowers
Red roses are the number one flower ordered on Valentine's Day. There are many options in style and price when considering a floral gift this February 14.
Harmonized Sales Tax in Ontario
As of July 1, 2010, the Ontario Government will be harmonizing the 5% Provincial Sales Tax and the 8% Federal Goods and Services tax, into a harmonized 13% tax.
Eight Ways for Kids to Make Money
Kids' allowance is one thing, but to integrate the concept of earning versus entitlement, an allowance may not be the only way to go.
Having a Family Super Bowl Party
On February 7th, 2010, many families will gather around the television to watch the Super Bowl. Even though money can be tight, families can still have a fun Super Bowl
What Every Woman Should Know About Her Finances
When women have knowledge about their family's financial assets, it empowers them to manage personal finances in the event of death or divorce or other difficult times.
What to Buy Before a Layoff
A family anticipating a drop in income due to an impending layoff is inclined to spend as little as possible. A few key purchases can lead to lower expenses.
Families Use Coupons and Save Money
There are many ways to save money when it comes to purchasing groceries. One way to save families money is by utilizing coupons.
Do On-Line Food Coupons Save Money?
As households search for ways to shave their food bills, they're increasingly turning to printable grocery coupons. But does this really help the bottom line?
Parental Responsibility and Life Insurance
Financial planning can be the greatest gift to a family. Parental responsibility should determine the necessity for life insurance to provide a legacy for family members.
Are Your Children Getting An Allowance?
An allowance gives kids an opportunity to be responsible with money. They get useful practice in saving, spending, and sharing their money.
Talking to the Kids About Money
While some parents are trying to protect their school-age children from knowing too much about the recession, others are talking about it to their children.
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