How to save money around the house during summer
Summer's here, and it's time to save some money. That's right, forget the big spending, it's the season of saving, whether it's for that college course, new car, or mortgage payment. If you have hot summers, it might be easy to just turn on the A/C and leave it on all day. However, the costs of staying cool during summer can be pretty expensive. That said, there's plenty of ways to save money during summer. It may sound boring to some, but saving money in the summer can actually be pretty fun. A big part of saving comes with managing your budget. Arranging a summer budget is where you can start to organize your savings, during the one season when we tend to spend the most. Saving in the summer can help you set a new standard for managing money. If you're unlucky enough to have a financial emergency, you may already have the experience to make that money back. Nowadays we may indulge in fans and A/C, but back in 1960, only 12% of American homes had air conditioning. Modern families can spend up to half their savings on air conditioning, but surely there are more sustainable ways to stay cool. One way to keep cool is by changing your body temperature. Avoiding hot food like curry, and instead slurping on icy drinks and cool foods is one key way to stop sweating. Donning thin clothes with short sleeves can also keep you ventilated. Then there are the many changes you can make around the house, from cooking out of the kitchen to hanging your laundry outside. There are also plenty of savings you can make on your travels. Don't fall for the jacked-up flight prices, and get the most out of the many online deals. With all that considered, click on for the ultimate guide to saving money during the summer months. From downing icy drinks to the economic benefits of summer festivals, you'll have plenty of choices with this list of money-saving ideas. After all, saving money during the summer doesn't have to be a chore. Discover the undiscovered potential of keeping your pockets lined during the hottest season.
2023-06-28T12:34:43Z
The houses of the zodiac explained
Most of us know our star sign based on our date of birth, and perhaps the headline characteristics of a few others. Virgos are organized, Leos are outgoing, and Pisces are sensitive. This is the most basic interpretation of astrology, so basic that it can actually reduce our understanding of human nature rather than add insight. The more you learn about the zodiac and the full birth chart, the more you can develop your knowledge of yourself and others. When you take into account the significance of the rising signs, the planets, and the elements, you’ll find a wealth of insight and understanding that will expand your mind and your compassion for those around you. The houses of the zodiac are one of the lesser-known elements of astrology, but they add fascinating depth to your personal chart. Click on to learn all about the houses, the signs that rule them, and what they mean for you.
2023-11-02T16:21:25Z
Essential skills that every adult should know
Does anything ever really prepare us for adulthood? Money, debt, families, work, negotiations... And stress! It's a pity that life doesn't come with a guide on how to 'adult' successfully. The critical skills, like learning how to unclog a toilet for example, would be great to know. Or at the very least, it would be great to be warned that you need to know before it's too late! Well, fear not! We've got you covered. Aside from ridding yourself of that rather smelly situation, we've included a few more skills you need to know in this gallery. So, what are you waiting for? Click through and see how many of these essential adult skills you've already ticked off.
2024-02-15T21:13:49Z
Middle Age dread: Uncovering some of the most brutal stories from the medieval period
The medieval era, also known as the Middle Ages, spanned from around 500 to the late 1500s in European history. It was a time of great uncertainty, with turmoil, crisis, and lawlessness prevailing. Violent crime was a major concern for medieval governments, who were constantly grappling with its prevalence. Some of the most brutal acts of savagery occurred in the name of religion, while many other episodes were politically motivated, resulting in the spilling of royal blood. In addition, there were common street gangs that roamed the streets engaging in looting, mugging, and even murder. If all this sounds intriguing, click through and investigate these medieval murders, crimes, and misdemeanors.
2023-11-14T14:26:26Z