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What’s the Most Money You’d Spend to Never Change Your Own Oil Again?

Paying someone else to change the oil sounds like an easy decision until the bill arrives. A do-it-yourself oil change might cost less, but it also means buying supplies, getting underneath the vehicle, handling used oil, and cleaning up afterward. Suddenly, that shop down the road starts looking pretty appealing.

Clever Dude · Oct 16

Your Dad Taught You to Change Your Own Oil — Does It Still Save Enough to Bother?

Changing your own oil can still save money, especially if your car needs expensive synthetic oil and you already own the tools. But the days when a driveway oil change automatically beat every shop’s price have given way to a more complicated calculation. Cheap service offers, rising supply costs, and…

Clever Dude · Oct 14

The $20 Purchase That Saves an Hour vs. Doing It Yourself — Which Is Actually Frugal?

Spending $20 to save an hour can be a smart financial decision, even for someone who loves a bargain. A small purchase might eliminate an irritating chore, prevent a costly mistake, or free up time for something more valuable. Yet doing the job yourself could also save money without much…

Clever Dude · Oct 13

Your Wife Wants to Hire a Contractor and You Say “I Can Do It” — Run These Numbers First

Your wife wants to hire a contractor, and you answer with the sentence that has launched countless weekend projects: “I can do it.” Maybe you actually can. The more useful question is whether you can do it for less after counting everything that comes with the job.

Clever Dude · Oct 3

The Tool Costs $500 and the Repair Shop Wants $700 — Is DIY Actually Saving You Money?

A $700 repair bill can make a $500 specialty tool look like a bargain. Spend the money on the tool, do the repair at home, and suddenly the savings seem obvious. Except the math does not end with $700 minus $500.

Clever Dude · Oct 3

114 DIY Projects That Started With Big Dreams And Ended With Results Nobody Could Have Predicted

Humans are good at solving problems, but some people won’t bother doing it well enough as long as they find a resolution. These are the folks who might create questionable DIY projects and be featured on the DiWHY subreddit. Sure, the efforts are commendable. But the outcomes? Well, that can…

Bored Panda · Oct 1

O’Reilly Automotive’s Stock Slump Hides a Stronger Business

O'Reilly Automotive shows steady sales and earnings growth, but its stock is down over the past year amid softer DIY demand and a premium valuation compared with rivals like AutoZone.

MarketBeat · Sep 30

Energy bills: what to do as prices head for £2,000 a year, from switching deals to insulating

The price cap is to soar for about 20 million households in Great Britain from January, but there are ways to save

The Guardian - UK · Sep 30

Screwfix sales surge help Kingfisher raise profit forecast amid B&Q struggles

Kingfisher recorded a 9.9 per cent rise in underlying pre-tax profits to £404 million for the six months ending 31 July

The Independent UK · Sep 22

Kingfisher delivers profit upgrade despite flagging B&Q sales

B&Q like-for-like sales in the UK and Ireland dropped 1.8% over its second quarter, with sales of so-called big ticket items plunging 8.1%.

Evening Standard · Sep 22