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Articles tagged #GoGreen

  1. Easy Eco-Tips for Your Wallet and the Planet

    Easy Eco-Tips for Your Wallet and the Planet

    Amanda Peterson April 22, 2024  •  1 Minute Read

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    Save money and the planet! Learn easy ways to live a more eco-friendly lifestyle that benefits your wallet and the environment. From reducing paper waste to using reusable items, this CreditSoup blog offers practical tips to go green.

  2. Stop Using Paper Towels

    Stop Using Paper Towels

    Amanda Peterson May 20, 2022  •  1 Minute Read

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    CreditSoup's #FrugalFriday: Using hand towels & dish rags instead of throw-away, single use paper towels is not only good for the bank account, it's also great for the environment! Depending on the brand you prefer, that's an average SAVINGS of $10-$30/mo or up to $300/year!

  3. Looking to Go Green?

    Looking to Go Green?

    Scott Delzer April 5, 2011  •  1 Minute Read

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    In celebration of Earth Day, the non-green people are definitely missing out on the benefits of being earth friendly. It's actually pretty easy to go green by simply opting for paperless documents & credit cards made from recycled materials. CreditSoup has the details.

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