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When it comes to Halloween, we think of scary movies, elaborate decorations, creative costumes, pumpkin carving and… sustainability? Okay, sustainability is probably one of the last things that comes to mind when we think of Halloween. But the amount of waste that a single holiday generates is quite alarming.
Although it might seem challenging, many households have been opting for more sustainable living practices. And contrary to popular belief, you don’t need to be super rich to alter your lifestyle to a more sustainable one.
If you happen to find yourself in a position to buy a new home, it makes sense that you’ll want to make the most of that purchase. But what about when it comes to sustainability? Is it more sustainable to move into an existing home or build a new one from scratch?
Okay who’s a Starbucks junkie like me? Almost everyday, I am racking up star points ordering my venti vanilla sweet cream cold brew. But did you know that Starbucks distributes six billion plastic cups and mugs each year? Almost all of which end up in landfills.
Practicing sustainability isn’t just an amazing thing you can do for the environment, but it’s also something that can benefit your wallet. Making even just small changes to your buying habits can save you hundreds of dollars a year!
The rise of the socially conscious consumer is here, with millennials opting to buy more sustainable products than their predecessors. 72% of millennials are more likely to remain loyal to a brand that shares their ethical beliefs and practices which has contributed to this rise in sustainable preferences.
With travel restrictions lifting across the globe, the world is opening up to travel once again. So here is the question: After a long time out of the game, how do you travel savvy?
Listen, I know it’s so easy to pick up a 24 pack of water bottles when getting your weekly grocery shopping done. I mean, it’s only like $5 a pack right?
It might seem a while away, but the holiday season is in a few months and will be here before we know it. That’s why we are thinking about ways we can save money now in preparation. So we wanted to share with you our favorite savvy money saving tips and tricks for fall.
Learn basic money handling tools to teach kids, including how to introduce investing. Even if you don’t have kids, these tools can be helpful for beginners who do not have a strong grasp on investment best practices.
Making eco-friendly choices can at times be overwhelming. For our Savvy Sustainability series, we are recommending easy choices you can make in your every day life that can also save you money. Today’s topic: reusable straws! We let you know why plastic straws are bad and our favorite reusable straw.
Time and money saving tip for lunchtime. Use reusable, non-plastic containers to pack your lunch in advance.
