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I’m a major fan of Ikea. I love its colossal showroom peppered with model rooms. I love its friendly employees, its focus on sustainability, its array of solutions for small spaces, and — of course — its low prices on…
According to iPropertyManagement, American homeowners spent an average of $6,649 on home improvement projects in 2017. Materials account for a sizable chunk of that spending. For instance, according to HGTV, most consumers pay $2 to $4 per square foot for…
If you aren’t in the habit of buying designer clothes, you’re still probably aware they’re expensive — but you may not realize just how expensive. Run a quick search on “designer clothing,” and the results are likely to make your…
In many ways, owning a bicycle can be a money-saver. You can save on gas by commuting by bike or use it to exercise for free. But all these benefits come with a significant upfront cost. A good-quality new bike…
Most shopping trips are just errands. But a trip to Ikea is an adventure. This Swedish chain is best known for its modern, budget-friendly furniture, but that’s far from all it has to offer. Each vast store has a ton…
Americans are shopping online more than ever before. According to the United States Census Bureau, online retailers in the U.S. took in about $759 billion in 2020. That’s more than 13% of all retail sales in the country. As we…
Over the past two years, my husband and I have spent less than $400 per year on clothing. Our secret? We buy most of our clothes secondhand. And clothing is just the tip of the iceberg. We prefer to shop…
When Amazon introduced its Kindle e-reader in 2007, I didn’t see the point. Why spend hundreds on a reading gadget when so many books cost a dollar or less at used bookstores and garage sales and are free at the…
Major chain retailers offer price-matching policies to attract more shoppers. That allows their customers to save both money and time. Instead of running around town for the best deals, you can go to one store and get the best price…
So, you’ve decided to take the plunge and join a warehouse club. You think that for your family, the low prices on household staples will more than pay for the membership fee. The only question now is, which one? There…
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