| Smart Shopping | What I REALLY want for Valentines Day
 by Ellen Strohm
I know, the magazines, the marketing, and all the hoopla tell me I am supposed to want flowers, expensive chocolates and jewelry from my Valentine. If I want to please my husband, I need a new outfit or lingerie. But honestly, as a working mom I don’t really want any of that! Let me tell you, husbands, what the ladies really want.
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| Simple Savings | Fun Valentine Ideas
 Want to give your spouse more than what they will can get from plunking down your credit card?
Well here are some suggestions to make this an extra special Valentines without being extra expensive:
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| Financial Freedom | The New Face Of Thrifty
Thrifty has changed since WWII when being thrifty was to – live simply, make do with less, and be self sufficient. In our busy, suburban world we are no longer looking to walk to stores, save old clothing to sew new items or to grow our own produce together with raising a few chickens! Nor is it a 70’s style thrifty - buying a home outside of town, heating with wood, getting a goat. Yet, the basic principles of “live simply, make do with less and be self sufficient” are still im ...
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A simple Google search on “Credit Lock” will bring up several companies willing to help you lock your credit to prevent identity thieves from being able to open accounts in your name. These services range from $7.95 to 12.95 a month. At least one of these companies is honest stating that your life is too busy to be concerned with and having to remember to take all the steps to keep your credit locked. Locking your credit involves looking up your state’s regulations, then following t
by Kathy Wilson