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If you enjoy surfing the web for new recipes chances are you've come across a recipe that sounds delicious, except for one thing, someone in your house doesn't like "such and such" an ingredient that's in it! Here's a guide to easy substitutions and changing recipes to suit your family . . .
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Okay friend, you want to save money, you're willing to learn, it's obvious, after all, you are HERE! To develop a successful budget for your family, here are 5 key points you should always follow . . .
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There are four filing statuses to choose from when filing your tax return: single, head of household, married filing separately, and married filing jointly. It's important that you choose the right one both to ensure the accuracy of your return and to minimize your tax bill. Here's what you need to know about determining your filing status. ...by- Categories:
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Wireless companies have been jumping on the "Unlimited Data" bandwagon the last year or so and we wanted to share our experience with Verizon Wireless for anyone considering switching their plan . . . ...-
No More Tears Onion Tip Onions are inexpensive and good for you to eat, but cutting them (especially when you're cutting several!) can be a pain to your sensitive eyes. Here's a simple trick for tear-free onion chopping . . .
Do It Yourself Tire Shine DIY Homemade Tire Shine- how to clean your tires and bring the shine with just a few minutes of time and some basic household ingredients. Alcohol o Distilled water (optional) o Mild dish soap o Strong hand brush o Two buckets of warm water o A non-lint cloth o Castor Oil Homemade Tire Shine: Procedure and Application Put a few drops of dish soap in a bucket of warm water. Mix well. Get the strong hand brush, dip it into the solution and scrub it on the tires. Ensure that you scrub the grooves as well. If the tires are too muddy, leave it to rest for a few minutes then scrub again. Rinse each tire thoroughly. Spray your tires with alcohol. This is to efficiently strip off the old polish and remaining dust and dirt. Alcohol strength will depend on the condition of your tires. If they still have a lot of old polish, then use it full strength. Otherwise, use a mixture of 50% alcohol and 50% distilled water. Put the solution in an average-sized spray bottle.
Holiday Color for Winter Fires Create your own gorgeous Holiday Color for Winter Fires using basic household items for a sparkle of festive color in the fireplace
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Re: Where can I get some financial advice?
you can read a book on personal budgeting - just go to the library and borrow a book. It's a very basic account and arithmetic. Then just start collecting your expenses and keep track of it.
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