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Where to Find Father's Day Freebies and Deals
Share your love for free stuff with Dad this Father's Day. Get out of the house on Sunday while keeping your wallet in check — just head out to one of these businesses offering freebies and deals in honor of your awesome pops.
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10 Father's Day Gifts Under $25
The last thing your proud pop would want is for you to overextend your budget on a present for him. Time together is the best way to spend Father's Day, but when you don't live near your dad or just want to do something extra, a gift is a good way to express your appreciation. Check out these gifts that won't bust your tight budget with their $25 price point.
Your Two Cents: Like Father Like Daughter?
My dad can take credit for many of my Savvy ways. I watched him patiently clip coupons for weekly grocery trips and work long hours without complaining. His actions taught me that money isn't everything but doing the right thing is, and supporting your family and giving the gift of education are good investments.
Would You Want a Stay-at-Home-Husband?
Father's Day on the horizon has prompted a lot of interesting discussion about modern fathers and their struggle to achieve a work-life balance. Working moms and dads have to work together to create a schedule that juggles all the aspects of their lives, and it's a more delicate balance than if one parent is able to stay at home.
Two incomes are necessary for many couples to build the kind of lives they imagine, and especially if kids are involved.
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Golden Beer Mug: Guess How Much?
This is one Father's Day present that definitely doesn't fall within my under $25 gift suggestions. Japanese jewelry manufacturer Ginza Tanaka has released a solid gold beer mug, made of 850 grams of gold, as the centerpiece of its newest collection. Can you guess how much this mug costs?
No Cobbler in Town? Send Your Shoes Out For Repair
These days, it's all about making the best of the things you already own. Americans are embracing this mentality, and the shoe-repair industry has seen a major boost because of it — one third-generation cobbler told The Wall Street Journal his business shot up 50 percent since the economy started its downward spiral.
Many places no longer have a local cobbler, so the 20-something son-of-a-cobbler, Ilya Romanov, created an online shoe-repair service as an extension of his father's existing cobbling business.
Interview With Celebrity Apprentice's Annie Duke, Part I
The second season of The Celebrity Apprentice premieres this Sunday and the previews have made me excited to watch. It's a diverse crowd of candidates this year, and I was lucky to chat with Annie Duke of professional poker fame. She's a sharp, funny, mother-of-four, and for a highly successful woman who has coached other celebrities like Matt Damon and Ben Affleck on their poker games, she is incredibly down to earth.
Something to Think About When You're Watching the Olympics
I've always been kind of obsessed with the Summer Olympics — not in a sporting-an-Olympic-torch-t-shirt kind of way, but I wholeheartedly enjoy and appreciate watching the athletes whose careers are, in fact, sports. The competitors have spent most of their lives working toward the ultimate event that is the Olympics, and many would not have been so successful without their parents' emotional and financial support.
Here's how dedicated one Olympian's parents have been to her sport: Seventeen-year-old Charlotte Craig's father is building a house which he's hoping to sell to help finance her participation in taekwondo.
Guide to Hiring Women, Circa 1943
Transportation Magazine came to terms with the fact that women would be part of the workforce in 1943 when the war caused a shortage of manpower. In order to help companies use women to the best of their advantage and adjust to the integration of women workers, the magazine published "Eleven Tips on Getting More Efficiency Out of Women Employees." Their tips are pretty amusing and frank, and while number eleven is a timeless tip, it is obvious that times have certainly changed!
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