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You try not to use the A/C until it’s absolutely necessary, but what other energy saving methods do you practice? If you’re not sure where to start, check out Microsoft Hohm. You can sign up for free to find out … More
Those of you who read here often might remember that I’m not a coupon fan. Still, this following coupon deal is so nice that I figure it’s well worth posting. This Sunday, March 7th, P&G will release its biggest brandSAVER … More
I’m posting this month’s deals and steals a little late being that I was focused on goals and taxes. However, it’s time to look at some ways to save money in January, a welcome idea for those feeling the crunch … More
Happy December! December is not only a harder month for most families budget-wise (because of the holidays) but it’s also a weird month for deals, especially this year. For example, products usually can be somewhat inflated during the start of … More
A 2007 study from the Stanford Graduate School of Business notes that shoppers who are forced to pay separately for each item purchased spend less that shoppers who buy a lot all at once. The study states that people who … More
Happy November all. Now is the time most people really start to panic about the holiday budget – there’s meals, gifts, and plenty of extra events to figure in and it can be scary. Still, there are plenty of good … More
There are plenty of ways to save money that are a snap to incorporate into your daily life. Such as… Set aside $20-$40 each month for small eco-friendly home changes. Each month buy some new green gear that will add … More
Life isn’t all that complicated – ok it is, but there are some basic rules that can be applied to most of life’s situations. For example… College grades Weight loss Buying a home Exercising more Eating better AND yes, of … More
With job uncertainty, health care costs rising, and all the ups and downs of life in general, a super smart move is to plan for and save for an emergency savings account. Here’s how to get going with an emergency … More
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Sometimes saving cash takes major willpower and crafty solutions. Other times, the savings are sitting there right in front of us… Skip restaurant extras: If you eat out often, skip one or more of the following; beverages (except water), appetizers, … More
I hope everyone had a safe and calm New Year’s Eve. Now it’s time to think about saving money in the upcoming year; starting of course, with January… Winter textile and fashion goods – think items like winter coats, sweaters, … More
Happy December thrifty people. December is an oddball month for savings. You’ve got the first half of the month, where everything is seemingly inflated. Then about a week before Christmas retailers get nutty and jittery and lower prices on everything. … More
I read once that on average, the typical person gathers about $400 in change each year. That’s if the person spends only cash and then puts all their coins into a jar. With the prevalent use of debt and check … More
Happy November thrifty people. Let’s see what’s cool (and less expensive) to to purchase in November. PS my birthday is this month, so it’s a good month for my pals to shop – Just kidding. Toys are a great November … More
