Clever Posts Of the Week – March 21st
It’s been a long hard winter, but Spring is finally here! I’m sure there will be some days where Winter tries to come roaring back, but our massive piles of snow are melting, and the roads are clear of the ice potholes that plagued us for weeks after a blizzard back in February. Which has me thinking about green grass and…..lawn care. I’ve applied my own fertilizer and week killer for years, but this year I’m contemplating going with a commercial service to get the lush green yard I’ve always craved. I’m just not sure I want to blow the cash to pay for it.
While we’re all dreaming of sunny afternoons doing yard work, check out my favorite posts of the week!
- How To Save Money at the Grocery Store from Money Ahoy
- Money lessons learned from The People’s Court from DINKS Finance
- Stocks vs. Real Estate – Which Investment is better in the long run from Financial Nerd
- No Outside Food Allowed: Saving Money By Being a Food Smuggler from Suburban Finance
- Your Young Adult Going Away For College? These Six Tips Will Save You Money! from Money Smart Guides
Brought to you courtesy of Brock
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Thank you so much for the shoutout and link love! I have been considering getting in a commercial service for our lawn, too. It’s a work in progress but I think that might make it easier on us.
@SuburbanFinance – each year I say I’m going to do it myself, and throw down the first application. Then I keep procrastinating, and pushing the next application to “next weekend.” Next thing I know, it’s October. THIS is the year….I want that nice lush green lawn!