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There is usually a mix in every Super Bowl crowd: the ones there for the games, the ones there for the commercials, and the ones in it for the snacks. We don't judge your motivation for hanging out with friends during Super Bowl XLVI (that's 46 for you who never learned Roman numerals or are too lazy to add letters, natch). Whether you're hosting or in charge of bringing a tasty treat, read on for some suggestions for Super Bowl snacks.
During the holiday season, you may find yourself welcomed into someone else's family. If you're going to spend the holidays with a family that's not your own, there can be some pressure associated with choosing thoughtful and affordable gifts. Never fear, RFB is here! Okay, that was super cheesy. Sorry. But we have put some thought into this so read on for ideas for little somethings for families.
Homeless, Jobless, and Poor pretty much describes about every recent graduate that makes the big haul out to L.A. to start living the Beautiful Life. But just like the CW show tanked, moving out to LA can be equally as terrible (well, maybe not that bad). So let me dispense a little hard-won advice equally useful for a transplant or a native in transition.
I just finished watching an episode of The Walking Dead and I can't help but put myself in their shoes. We might not be in the middle of a zombie apocalypse, but when your goal is to save money, one place to start is getting creative with meals, beginning with leftovers and excess food. Don't let it go to waste. Any good food that ends up in the trash equates to you having your money rot like those brain-thirsty zombies.
One of the easiest way to keep your savings account growing is simply not to spend money. It would make sense to always search for and go with the best deal, but that’s not always the case. Their are two other important aspects to consider when bargain shopping: time and long term value. The cheapest items can sometimes end up costing you a great deal more than you’d think.
Pardon the cheesy pun, but it was just dying to be written. Okay, okay, done. The point is that with a little box of dye you can have yourself a newly attractive piece of clothing. Though some items should be donated, others can be revitalized and put back into rotation with just a little color change. For less than $5 you can have yourself some better-than-new clothes.
I grew up in the age of Napster and Kazaa as well as DC++ and MyTunes in college dorms. If somebody wanted to listen to a song they could pretty easily grab it and build out their music library instantly. The size of people's collection not only became a contest, but a source of gigabyte based pride. Nowadays the trend of illegal file-sharing is pretty dead. Sure you can still hop onto BitTorrent and grab some music, but with the advent of solid streaming services who really wants to fill up their hard drives with an overwhelming amount of songs you'll never have the time to listen to? There are a number of free services out there to help you get your music fill.





