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Earn $500 by Celebrating MLK Day This Weekend

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MLK Monument in DC. A mountainous bulk of stone. On the front it reads, 'Out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope.' MLK's profile is carved into the side of the rock. From this angle, it looks like he is looking directly at the Washington Monument.

This contest from the Indiana County, Pennsylvania chapter of the NAACP gives you a chance to win $500 in celebration of MLK’s birthday! Free event on Jan 16. Submissions due by Jan 14.

This entry was posted in Pittsburgh, Ways to Make Money on January 11, 2021 by femmefrugality.

Preparing to See Other Humans with Free Virtual Makeovers

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A rainbow of choices of eye shadow in a black palette.

Getting excited to see people again? But also anxious about what a year without a visit to the hair salon means for public appearances?

Try on new hairstyles and colors for free with these virtual makeovers. You’ll be ready to walk into that hair salon confident about what you want — after you’ve gotten your vaccine, of course.

This entry was posted in Ways to Save Money on January 10, 2021 by femmefrugality.

Ways to Trick Yourself into Spending Less

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Woman's hands holding a bunch of $100 bills fanned out.

It can be hard to save money, especially if the autopilot on your decision-making process is set to ‘spend.’

There are ways you can override that autopilot, though. Here are some practical ways to trick yourself into spending less money and saving more.

This entry was posted in Think, Ways to Save Money on January 3, 2021 by femmefrugality.

Literacy, Disability and Schools: Navigating Your Way Through the Process as a Parent

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Has your child’s school brought up a potential learning disability? Here’s what to expect around evaluation, services and costs.

This entry was posted in Family Finance on January 2, 2021 by femmefrugality.

Recognizing Reverse Psychology in Advertising

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The shadow sillohettes of a girl and boy crossing a crosswalk. The way the photo is shot, it lookslike the girl's and boy's bodies are upside down while the shadow are upright.

Advertisers can manipulate you into making a purchase using reverse psychology. Here’s how to recognize it so you can make smart purchases.

This entry was posted in Think on December 30, 2020 by femmefrugality.

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