This is a guest post by Tovah Terranova Want to eat healthy? Trying to do it on a shoestring budget? According to “Eat Vegan on $4 a Day” by Ellen Jaffe Jones it isn’t all that hard any longer. It seems in fact it’s getting easier! Here’s a few tips and tricks that might help you when getting started: Tip#1 Make breakfast count! Any of these “bases” can be made into breakfast with a little warm water or almond milk {Read More}
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This is a guest post from ConsignmentMommies.com Ever thought of buying your little ones clothes from Consignment? Here are a bunch of frugal tips to help you out: Prepping for your purchases #1: Make a list It’s easier to determine what you need if you know what you have. Take inventory of your little ones’ clothes, shoes and toys-determine what they still wear or will grow into. Make your list based on the items they’ve outgrown. #2: Take a {Read More}
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Coupons are easy to use. I suspect it is the clipping and organizing that frustrate and discourage many people from taking advantage of them. Here’s a few tips: 1. Map your store. Next time you are at your regular grocery store, take a moment to write down the aisles in order, starting with the side of the store that you typically visit first. 2.Get a good organizer. Get creative here, because the typical coupons organizers with 6 or so pockets {Read More}
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With Super Bowl Sunday coming up, it’s important to plan strategically and save a little bit of money while entertaining your closest friends! This is a fun and festive time, so you don’t want to worry about breaking the bank when you are cheering maniacally for your favorite team… 1. Consider purchasing discounted party supplies from the Christmas or New Year’s season that match the colors of your team. If you are a Packers fan, then you may be able {Read More}
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This is a guest post by Frugal Babe Although the holidays are supposed to be a happy time, for many people they are also a time of stress, frazzled nerves and spending beyond our means. Do you find yourself snapping at your loved ones, worrying about your checking account balance (or how you’re going to pay both the credit card bill and the mortgage once January rolls around), or not enjoying the various holiday gatherings you attend because you’ve already {Read More}
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Have you noticed that our society is all about health these days? Never before have we been so focused on improving both our physical and financial health, simultaneously! Unfortunately eating well can leave our wallets hurting. Foods bearing buzz words such as “whole grain”, “all-natural”, and “organic” also flash inflated prices and less quantity per package. But you don’t have to go broke feeding your baby fresh and healthy first foods. Making your own baby food at home is easy {Read More}
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