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Jenny Kerr
Jenny Kerr
About Jenny Kerr

Jenny Kerr is a midwestern gal who loves yoga, her Blackberry, makeup and Apple TV. She’s a personal finance blogger at TheJennyPincher, where she shares financial tips for single ladies. Jenny is a former banker and currently works as a consultant during the day. She’s also taught budgeting in a classroom setting.

Read more of Jenny's money-saving tips below or view her other work at TheJennyPincher.com.

...if you like Jenny's work, check out the blog posts from another personal finance guru who contributes to this publication: Jason Price
Last entries by Jenny Kerr
  • 27 Jan 2012
    ParkAtMyHouse: When City Parking’s Got You Down
    Over the years, I’ve taken on extra jobs or flipped yard sale finds on eBay to bring in a little extra income. But every now and then it’s nice to generate some passive income: money you can make with little-to-no effort. With Parkatmyhouse.com, you can generate income simply by letting...
    Archived in Empower Yourself
  • 14 Dec 2011
    Pack Lunch Instead of Buying it: 5 Ways to Incentivize Yourself
    One of the most common suggestions you will hear to cut back on spending is to take your lunch to work. I tell people this all the time and most of the time I get the eye roll with a look that says, “Like THAT will make a difference in...
    Archived in Bright Future Grocery
  • 03 Nov 2011
    Adaptu.com: Be Accountable For Your Budget
    As primitive as it sounds, up until this month I’ve always managed my budget on a piece of paper. I have never used fancy spreadsheets or any sort of online personal finance software. I thought I had my finances under control. I knew where my money was supposed to go...
    Archived in Budgeting Empower Yourself
  • 27 Oct 2011
    Women and Retirement: What’s Your Plan? Will You Be Ready?
    Retirement can seem like a long way off, but ideally we should start planning for retirement the day we start working. Women seem to put off funding their retirement with the thinking that they will do it someday, when things in their life change. “Someday when I make more money,...
    Archived in Bright Future
  • 15 Jun 2011
    When Buying a Home, Find a Lender First and then a Loan
    Buying a home can be an exciting time. Walking into your dream home and knowing it could be yours is a great feeling! What most people forget to consider is how much money can be saved just by shopping around for lenders. It’s an oft overlooked fact, because the buyers...
    Archived in Bright Future Empower Yourself
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