Archive for the ‘Money Saving Tips’ Category

Save a Fortune on Food

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008 |

Your food budget is the most flexible area of your household budget. Grocery savings will free up a significant amount of money if you need to balance the budget, or fund your savings accounts.
Eliminate eating out! Period! - O.K. if you’re family is screaming mad at you then take them out at least once a month. Make it an occasion. Your family will appreciate a dinner out much more when it’s not such a regular event. Consider it “quality time out”. And, remember to look for coupons good at local restaurants for additional savings.

Minimize the use of convenience foods. - You can make it yourself for a fraction of the cost, try it! Many of us are so accustomed to convenience foods that we forget we can make it ourselves. You’ll find substitute recipes for everything from baking mixes to shake and bake and salad dressing. All it takes is a little extra time. Even if you had to pay yourself for doing the cooking you would come out ahead.

Frugal Winter Fun

Monday, June 30th, 2008 |

You don’t need a wallet full of cash to enjoy the cold, snowy days. There are all kinds of frugal ways to enjoy the winter season together both indoors and outdoors. Here are a few frugal boredom busters to keep your kids happy this winter, and to keep your pocketbook even happier.

Ten Frugal Gardening Tips

Sunday, June 29th, 2008 |

Whether you are an avid vegetable gardener, a beginning herb gardener or just like to have a pretty yard, these frugal tips may help you save a little money!

Finding it Used, Yet Usable

Saturday, June 28th, 2008 |

Where can you buy items in good condition but for little money? How can you be frugal with your money? By being frugal you can get more with less. While there are other places, the following five are the most frequently used.  With a little time to search, you can find tons of great products, for little or no money.

Free and Frugal Stuff on the Web

Friday, June 27th, 2008 |

At the time the Internet first began all was free. In fact, that was the fundamental philosophy of the Internet: the formation of a worldwide group of people that would share liberally all sorts of facts, figures, programs, help, advice, and everything in between.
Once big business hit the Internet, however, things have changed. Nowadays, it is hard to find anything for free. But don’t despair. There are websites devoted to the philosophy of frugal living. These sites can direct you to hundreds and thousands of free or discounted things on the Internet.

It’s so easy. You can find all sorts of free and discounted stuff or coupons that will secure great savings. Here is a selection of some of the best sites for frugal and free stuff. For more, simply run a simple search for frugal and free stuff on your favorite Internet browser.

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