5 Easy Ways to Save $20 More Per Week

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I agree with you wholeheartly because being a retiree, I have limited income. I copied what you have printed and tag it on my frige's door. Thank you

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پروژه م of LA 11:38AM August 23, 2011

Here's a MUCH better article on this subject.
http://www.permies.com/permaculture-forums/4017_0/frugality/20-ways-to-really-reduce-your-summer-utility-bills

Tee Jay of MI 12:36PM July 28, 2011

Online shopping provides a lot of opportunities for saving money while shopping. Several cash back sites, coupon sites, rewards programs are available on the net that help shoppers saving online. Such facilities are not available in the brick and mortar stores. Moreover, online retailers provide special offers to the online buyers. Being a frugal online buyer, I always use cash back websites like ShopAtHome, FatWallet, AAfter Search and Ebates, and MrRebates.

sandy of TX 12:43PM July 18, 2011

I have a jar that I put my coins in. Every time the little change purse part of my wallet is ready to burst, I empty it into my coin jar. I'm not doing without anything. But, when the jar is full, I will have close to $200 of FREE MONEY!

Cindy Woodstock of NY 3:43PM July 17, 2011

Some excellent ideas to begin with - just by being aware of what money you have coming in and what money is going out is a great start too. When you actually know what you are buying every month and how much you are spending on "stuff" it could really come as a surprise. Using coupons and promo codes is definitely becoming more and more popular and why not? Spending less at the checkout means there is more money left over.

Iain Steele of GA 5:48PM July 15, 2011