Poor eating habits contribute to nearly 700,000 deaths each year in the U.S., according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, mostly due to diseases related to nutritional deficiencies and obesity.
The Natural Resources Defense Council reports that Americans waste over 30 million tons of food annually. “That’s the equivalent of 165 billion dollars worth of food each year,” according to Lead Park Ranger Melinda Day, Period Exhibits and Historic Trades at Harpers Ferry National Park.
When you are trying to cut costs from the more obvious areas of your budget, you may not think about the potential savings you can gain from small changes to common tasks. Here are a few ideas to consider.
A few inexpensive, do-it-yourself upgrades can give your home a new look. What will you try?
Whether you’re relocating across town or across the country, the tips listed below can help you save money if a move is in your future.
If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to eat healthier but you are worried you can’t do it because you’re on a budget, think again! Read on for ways to keep your waistline, and wallet, in check.
