6 Ways to Thrive During a Recession

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tygfelke of KY 2:46AM November 04, 2009

The best time to prove your business is worth the attention is during a recession. When everybody fail to deliver, you show the results by being more committed and endure in the long run.

KCLau 4:35AM December 15, 2008

I cook for two also and it is very difficult to budget meals for two. A pound of ground beef is too much for two and results in leftovers that often go to waste. However, a little extra time after grocery shopping will help you plan better.
Cut the ground beef package in two and wrap each half pound in foil. Cut a whole chicken into parts and wrap them individually. Purchase frozen shrimp in a resealable bag and only use what you need. Grow your own herbs like rosemary, basil and cilantro. Use boullion cubes instead of boxed or canned broths. If you can, grow your own vegetabldes like tomatoes and peppers. They are fairly easy to grow. Only buy a few fruits at a time. Farmer's markets tend to have better stock than the grocery store. Good luck!

cvb of VA 3:29PM November 09, 2008

Serving nutritious meals on a very limited income is not easy. If
you fix food for only two people, you may have found that keeping food
cost down is really hard . Low-cost meals do not have to be dull or lack variety. There are
many low-cost, nutritious foods. Everyone needs to get meals on the table fast sometimes. But
store-bought convenience foods can be expensive.Plan your own economy meals.Choose low-cost foods.Save cooking time.Check your newspaper for special sales that fit your budget. Meat,
vegetables, and fruits can take a big bite out of your food dollar,,hope this helps happy meal planning:)

barbara of FL 10:33AM October 18, 2008

This is an excellent article about thriving during a recession. If you are ever laid off the first thing to do is take an assessment of your finances including your savings and expenditures and look for ways to save.
A recession as you mentioned can also be an opportunity to make substantial financial gains especially in the real estate market. Right now we know it is definitely a buyers market. Snapping up a few good deals is not a bad idea.

Melvin J. Richardson of MD 2:09PM May 11, 2008