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Pay for a Wedding – with Cans?

July 26, 2010 by Daniel

Andrea and Peter wanted a nice, modest wedding for their 150 person guest list. Nothing grand. In fact, their $3,800 budget was light years below the $19,581 average wedding cost for U.S. couples. How did they pay for it? With cans of course:

“From the start, we knew we wanted a simple wedding, an event that was more a celebration of the friends and family that made us who we are and are a part of our lives. Basically, get an awesome space large enough to hold everyone, and have a party — with a small ceremony held somewhere in the middle of it all”, Andrea said.

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Filed Under: Budgeting, Cheap, Financial Planning Tagged With: budgeting, cheap, frugal, wedding

America’s Most Affordable Places to Retire

July 20, 2010 by Daniel


So, why am I writing about places to retire when I’m nowhere near retirement? Because if a place is affordable for a retiree, then it’s most certainly affordable for a working man, no?

I’m fascinated about places. Whenever I drive through a small town, I’m thinking, “How do people end up living here? What do they do for a living? Do they want to leave but can’t? Did they move here from somewhere else and love it?”… Read the rest

Filed Under: Cheap, Retirement Tagged With: affordability, cheap, moving, retirement

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