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A few years ago, I made it a goal to never have a car payment. Here's how I bought a car for cash (and how you can, too!)

If weight loss is on your mind, then today is a good to start your journey from. Don’t wait till next week or next month because losing weight is not a difficult task, it can become a breeze if you follow a few basic tips and the right kind of diet, such as on the Rati Beauty app. Here are 8 tips to start losing weight from today. 1. Start on a Do-able Weight Loss Diet, like that on Rati Beauty app: The diets on Rati Beauty app help you to get into calorie deficit with healthy and nutritious food so that you do not remain hungry or deprived the whole day – this way, you can lose weight b...

THE first Zero Waste shop and Eco Hub is now open in Saltburn. The Cut Back – also a surfing manoeuvre – looks to provide a wide range of eco-friendly, organic, vegan, and sustainable products. This is a refill shop for every type of dried goods, and customers are asked to remember to bring containers, although paper bags are always available. “We are working with our suppliers to try and provide the products the community want from the shop; we are trying to find innovative ways of helping people reduce both their carbon footprint and the amount of single use plastics in a straig...

Should You Stop Eating Any Processed Meats? Should You Stop Eating Any Processed Meats? Even small amounts of meats like hot dogs, cold cuts and bacon can be dangerous, a study finds. Photo by Andrey_Popov / Shutterstock.com Eating even small amounts of processed meats can raise your risk of dying or having a major heart disease-related event like a heart attack, a recent study finds. The research — published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition — concludes that eating as little as 150 grams (about 5 ounces) of foods such as hot dogs, cold cuts and bacon per week is enough to inc...

9 Things to Stop Buying Because They Harm the Planet Every day can be Earth Day if you change some of your shopping habits. Naty.M / Shutterstock.com Sure, there are major life changes that ordinary people can make to help the environment. And there are smaller, everyday changes as well. Many of the suggested small changes are so well-known they’ve become cliches. Replacing single-use disposable drinking straws with either reusable or compostable straws is one of those. Stopping your use of K-cup style coffee pods or disposable razors are two more. Looking for alternatives, such as refillab...