How to cut cable out of your budget
Budget-conscious families have all sorts of options that can make cutting the cord to cable easy. Netflix vs. Hulu vs. Amazon Prime vs. Redbox Instant. More
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Five Ways to Find Cheap Family Fun
August is National Family Fun Month which makes it the perfect time to plan one or more family excursions. Full-blown vacations can be expensive but fortunately, cheap family fun is probably easily found in your community. Here’s where to look if you need a low-cost way to get out of the house and make a […] More
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Deciphering those natural health food claims
You may not think twice about paying a premium for all natural or non-GMO products, but the reality is there is no standard regarding who can use these terms for most food products. More
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It’s back-to-school savings time!
Even if you don’t need to save money, it never hurts to keep more of your hard earned cash in your pocket, right? To save on your back-to-school shopping, try out these strategies. More
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Extreme Couponing: No Reality to this TV Show
$2000 worth of groceries for $100? There is only one word for it: unbelievable! Here’s are the secrets of this reality tv show. More
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Grocery Store Gaffes and Shopper Pet Peeves
Grocery stores spend a lot of time and money trying to lure in shoppers, but sometimes they make mistakes that can cost them customers. Here are the top things shoppers complain about. More
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Grocery Store Gaffes and Shopper Pet Peeves
Grocery stores spend a lot of time and money trying to lure in shoppers, but sometimes they make mistakes that can cost them customers. Here are the top things shoppers complain about. More
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The difference between stockpiling and hoarding
If you have watching any of the extreme couponing shows, you may think stockpiling has more in common with hoarding than smart shopping. And certainly, some shoppers do cross the line from stocking up to hoarding food. While that line is different for everyone, here are some good guidelines to follow. More
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Check your Pantry before Vacation
You’ve spent a lot of time and effort building up a pantry stockpile that will keep your family well-fed and your grocery budget in check. Keep your food investment safe and healthy by prepping the pantry before taking a vacation. More
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Should you be shopping at more than one store?
Shopping at multiple stores is a great way to stretch your budget.
Now, I am not suggesting you drive cross-city to save 50 cents. Instead, I’m talking about knowing which stores in your area offer the best deals on certain products and then using that knowledge to cut your grocery bill dramatically.
Here is how to put this savings strategy to work. More
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5 Money Saving Apps For Your Smart Phone
Put down the scissors and pick up your smart phone. While there are still plenty of savings to be found in the newspaper coupon inserts, a new crop of mobile apps is putting a twist on saving money. More
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Plan the perfect picnic (and pay less for it)
With Memorial Day behind us, it is officially picnic and barbeque season. Heading to the park or the beach is a surefire way to have a good time with family and friends while also enjoying some of the best weather of the year.
One of the nice things about picnics is they can be frugal entertainment. Here are some tips to help you plan the perfect picnic and save a little money while you do it. More
