You may not have realized this quite yet, but personal finances and being environmentally conscious can go hand in hand. Going green is really trendy right now, so why not combine your environmentally-conscious savvy with your efforts to get your personal finances in order?
Here is an example: You choose to shop for vintage clothing at a consignment shop instead of heading to the mall to buy up a bunch of new stuff.
Why this is Green: Recycling goes beyond cans and paper bags. Any time you extend the life of a product
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Most women are turned off by thrift stores and consignment shops, as I was until I moved to an apartment with three stores within 4 blocks! Needless to say, I shop at those stores about once a week. I’ve found great items like merino wool Banana Republic and J. Crew sweaters for under $4, even a pair of Citizens jeans for $25! Can’t beat that.
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