Monthly Archives: January 2010

Get Bulk Rate Discounts (Without Buying Bulk)

One of the newest shopping trends is the growth of websites providing bulk deals. Buying in bulk works for schools and institutions, so why not for us? More

10 Ways to Take a Vacation for Less Than $300

Just because you’re eager to get away doesn’t mean you’ll need to spend a fortune; sometimes a scenic hike is all you need to unwind. Check out these 10 ideas. More

How Much Should You Be Budgeting for Health Care This Year?

You’re in control of the rest of your life, but have no clue what you should set aside to cover your regular health care costs. Follow our tips to find out. More

How Does Obama’s State of the Union Address Affect YOU?

Last night, President Obama delivered his State of the Union speech. Here are some key takeaways from the President’s speech that will affect LearnVesters. More

Save Thousands in Medical Costs, Without Sacrificing Quality

Even if you have health insurance, you still have to use your money for your health expenses. Here are five ways to manage your out-of-pocket health care costs. More

Don’t Fall Into These Money Traps When You’re Feeling Unwell

Before you run to the pharmacy, beware of products that waste your money. Here are three pricey cold-care products that won’t alleviate your symptoms. More

9 Ways to Save on Gym Fees

It’s January, which comes with a blizzard of gym ads. Get in shape without spending huge sums. More

Emergency Fund 101

Rainy days are inevitable. To guard against these unexpected tough times—emergencies—an easily accessible stash of cash is a must! More

How To Get Health Insurance When Work Doesn’t Cover

Whether you work for yourself, or you’ve recently been laid off, it’s important for you to have health insurance.  There are a good number of relatively affordable options available to you if you know where to look. Pounce On COBRA. More

App-Tastic Way To Split Roommate And Group Bills

We love having a roommate. She’s a blast for those wine-and-trashy-TV nights, and she’s also right there when we need a friend the most. That said, splitting bills and tracking who’s paid her share—and when—for rent, electricity, wine, and other More