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Jun24 0
12 tips on how to spend in a recession

12 tips on how to spend in a recession

Posted by Hank in Budgeting & Frugal Finance

During an economic recession we might feel unsure of what is best to spend our money on. It seems that what has applied in the past has somehow changed. At a time when we need to know with greatest clarity how to manage our money, we feel uncertain.

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Jun10 0

Frugal Living websites

Posted by Hank in Budgeting & Frugal Finance


Learn about frugal living on these three excellent sites.

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Feb20 0
3 ways to make home a place of learning – Read this with your youth

3 ways to make home a place of learning – Read this with your youth

Posted by Hank in Education & Employment

Education is most important for our youth. It increases self-reliance. Higher education often means better providing.

Helping youth keep focused can be made easier. Here are three ideas to improve your child’s education.

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Jan19 0
Do what you love

Do what you love

Posted by Hank in Education & Employment

One challenge in life is to do what you love. It’s not always easy. You can face this challenge with courage.

Never tire of showing others how you can help them by doing what you love. Your desire will bring the energy

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Dec24 1
Giving at Christmas

Giving at Christmas

Posted by Hank in Budgeting & Frugal Finance

If you have no other priorities, consider giving a little food in a package to your local food-bank.

Within our reach we have the hungry, oppressed and the needy. Some have earthquake or flood calamities. Most have economic stress and uncertainty.

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Dec13 4
Micro hydro generator

Micro hydro generator

Posted by Hank in Alternative energy

Consider ways to increase self reliance and reduce your power bill by using alternative means of powering appliances.

The efficiency of most micro-hydro generators ranges from 30–70%. They are viable as small-scale electricity generators that can provide electricity to a building or property.

The main requirements are that the micro-hydro system has sufficient water head and flow rate and access to a regular water source (stream or spring).

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