Preppernomics

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Preppernomics: What to Eat When You’re Broke

The lower your income is, the more difficult it is to be particular about what you feed your family. Find out how to cut corners and stay healthy at the same time.

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Preppernomics: Keep Your Cool with Warm Weather Cooking Methods

As the mercury in the thermometer starts to climb, you may be looking for different ways to keep your home a bit cooler without an exponential increase in your electric bill. That battle starts in the kitchen.

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Back to School on a Budget

 Back to school time means there won’t be any more daily cries of, “I’m booooooored!”  It means the end of […]

Preppernomics: Chill Out on the Cheap

An air conditioner is one of the most expensive appliances you can run. Here are 11 tips to stay comfortable and help your budget.

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Preppernomics: Let There Be Light

Things are always scarier when you can’t see them. Here are 5 ways to provide lighting during short and long-term power outages.

Preppernomics: What Will You Do When the Lights Go Out?

It isn’t a matter of “if” the lights will go out, but a matter of “when”.

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Preppernomics: Investing in Your Food Supply

When you change the way you shop, you’ll soon find that some of the budgetary stress is relieved. But first things first, you have to free up enough money to get started.

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Preppernomics: Shop ‘Til You Drop (Your Grocery Bill)

Stock up and prepare for that rainy day that could be just around the corner. And if the rainy day never comes, you’ve saved time and money while providing healthy food for your family.

Preppernomics: How to Finance this Prepping Gig

It’s intimidating to even considering buying enough food to make it through to the next paycheck, and mind-boggling to imagine getting enough food and supplies for a year! Realize that by spending money prepping, you will save money in the long run.

Preppernomics: Natural Disasters – Not Just for Distant Islands

Natural disasters are threats to your family’s security. Making this realization will help you come to terms with the importance of prepping.

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Preppernomics: The Importance of an Emergency Fund

Get financially prepped for those unexpected “rainy day” moments.

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Preppernomics: The Economy of Staying Home

Recognizing that you are the target of commercialism run amok is the first step in resisting the marketing schemes. Be sure that you are the one who decides where your money should be spent and not the system.

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