It’s essential for us to stay informed about potential discounts our IDs may offer so we don’t pay more than necessary. It’s important to utilize these free of charge/discounted services as they can save money, create plans, and provide information that was formerly blocked by a paywall.
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Thanksgiving is about connection and gratitude—not credit card debt. We hope that these resources help you to pull off a feast that feels luxurious without spending a fortune.
Festive Finance: Thanksgiving Recipes That Are Delicious on a Dime Read More »
Atlanta is home to a variety of gorgeous greenspaces, and the weather right now is perfect for taking advantage of them.
ATL on a Budget: Fun Things To Do This Fall That Won’t Empty Your Pockets Read More »
No internship? That doesn’t mean you’re falling behind.
What matters is how you use your summer—whether you’re leveling up your people skills at camp or building a micro-empire on Depop. These gigs aren’t just jobs; they’re launchpads.
Top 10 Résumé-Worthy Summer Side-Hustles for College Students (That Aren’t Soul-Sucking) Read More »
Think about the last time you bought something just because you saw it trending on TikTok. Was it that aesthetic water bottle? The viral sweater? A fancy gadget you didn’t really need? Now, imagine flipping the script—what if the newest trend wasn’t about buying more but about buying less? Welcome to Underconsumption Core—where spending less is not just smart, it’s cool.
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by Kimble Schiller Even if you’re on a budget, you still want to show your Valentine that you care. Here are some things to do to show your love to your wallet as well as your significant other this Valentine’s Day: ♡ Cook a Romantic Dinner TogetherPlan a menu, cook together, and set the table
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