Simple Ways to Reduce Your Electric Bill
Have you ever wondered how much energy you use on a day to day basis? I have. And lucky for me, my power company offers a little monitor that I…
Ten Money Questions for Peterson Toscano
Ex-gay survivor and queer quirky Quaker, Peterson Toscano is a theatrical performance activist. His one-person show about how he tried to de-gay himself for a number of years is now…
Hello Boss? I’m Calling Out Gay Today
Skip calling in sick. Shun the mental health day. Take a stand in a new way and on December 10, 2008 show your solidarity and take a stand for love,…
Splurging on Safety: Disregard Cost Per Use
Recently Paula wrote about a topic that actually has been referenced quite a lot here, and that's calculating the true cost of an item in terms of cost per use.…
Stretch Your Food Dollar: Thanksgiving on a Budget, Part 2
Holy moley, can you believe that Thanksgiving is right around the corner? Last week's edition of Stretch Your Food Dollar was about cheap and easy Thanksgiving dishes. And this week…
Review: How to Profit from the Coming Rapture
The Rapture is coming, the Rapture is coming! Oy! This Christmas, I've found the perfect book for my family's white elephant gift exchange. It's called: How to Profit from the…
Surviving Financial Infidelity: The Discovery
I'll probably never forget the day I found out. It was around the middle of October '“ our daughter's birthday weekend '“ and we had gone camping. Since we…
How the Election Might Affect Real Estate
For two years the political election campaign dragged on - often through slug mud - as the real estate market simultaneously continued its record-breaking fall. But with the pivotal elections…
Queercents introduces Alex Taylor
New Series Alert: We recently launched two new series at Queercents: Rachel Gollay's Grad School Finances and Michael Moy's Luxe Life (the ups and downs of being a gay house…
Joys and Perils of a Luxe Life: Comfort’s Discomfort
Jay always kids me about how I bounced back and forth above and below my credit limit until my mid-thirties, teetering on the edge of he terms 'œcertain financial collapse.'…