An Extra $20 a Week? Sounds good, doesn’t it? Yesterday I laid out a plan to begin stockpiling for the pandemic with just $20 a week. But hey, we are experiencing record unemployment and job losses this year. So for many families, even $20 might be tough. In order to come up with $20 a …
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Grocery Shopping Hacks When money is tight it is important that you know how to feed your family on a budget. As a former confessed extreme couponer, I really used to know my way around the grocery store register. But, the TV show and social media made the idea more popular and coupon policies became …
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Healthy and Cheap “Do we eat turnips?” I sent a text to my sister-in-law. “No!” was her response. “Well, we do now.” was my response back to her. I was standing at the produce auction, eyeing up a 20 lb bag of turnips. It was $3! $3! That’s 15 cents a pound, I don’t know …
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How to Save Money In a previous post, I told you about my friend whose family spends $1000 a month on restaurants and takeout. I’m still using her as my inspiration. Obviously, if they make some changes, they will see huge money savings in a short amount of time. But unless you have significant excess …
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How to Cut Expenses One of the reasons people hate the idea of creating a budget is they don’t want to feel deprived. But what if you could save money and still enjoy the things you love? Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? This time of year, everyone talks about saving money and …
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