Want to save $5,000 a year (or £3.500) without a lot of hassle, heartache, or sacrifice? I’ve got two words for you: Live. Green. Living
Next to your mortgage (if you have one), you probably spend more money on food and groceries than any other item in your budget. You
Green living can save anyone money, but for seniors facing retirement, going green is especially economical. Choosing an eco-friendly lifestyle can save literally hundreds if not
It’s the beginning of a new school year, which means that kids are bringing home school supplies lists a yard long and parents are throwing
Are you one of those people who say, “I’d love to go green, but it costs too much money!”? On Earth Day, all of us
It’s one thing to say you want to be “eco friendly.” It’s quite another to put your money where your mouth is and spend real
Our latest One in a Million member is Nancy, an Episcopal priest and practicing psychologist who lives in central New York state. The One in a Million
Worm poop? It’s not as crazy as it sounds. Worm castings (as they’re more delicately called) make great organic fertilzer. They’re also a terrific choice if you’re
Erin Peters knows a thing or two about “green” shopping. The stay-at-home mother of three young boys lives with her family in Raleigh, North Carolina.
If you’re looking for ways to live a greener life, take some pointers from Fran Martin. Fran is the newest member of the One in a Million
Hi! I’m passionate about helping you protect yourself and your family and save money doing it. I believe we can use the power of our purse or pocketbook to change the world.
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