Since we’ve tried to eliminate as much extra spending as we can on going out to eat (check out our January Savings Challenge here), you might wonder if our grocery budget has changed at all. We’re already watching our savings grow just by prepping our own food and eating at home more often, but shopping smart can help you save even more money!
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10 Ways To Have Holiday Fun At Home For Free
While I definitely don’t look forward to winter, I will say that the holiday season is one of my favorite times of the year for so many reasons.
6 Ways to Save Money on Holiday Gift-giving
As much as I enjoy the holiday season, I’ll admit that it’s one of the busiest, sometimes stressful, and most expensive times of the year.
Should You Brave the Black Friday Crowds for Better Savings?
It’s no secret that I love to shop, and I’m a bit of a sucker for good deals.
Money-Saving Tips for Thanksgiving Day Dinner
For many people, Thanksgiving marks the beginning of the holiday season – time spent with family and friends, celebrations, and if you’re one of the lucky few, a little time away from work. I’ll admit, one of the things I most look forward to is all of the delicious food associated with the holidays, especially Turkey Day.
Frugal Fixes
Did you know that there are a ton of things you can do around your house on your own to save money? Some of them might seem scary at first, but a lot are fairly easy to learn how to do!
Cash for Clothes
We all need it and use it everyday, but sometimes we forget about it when it comes to budgeting – it’s clothing!
Birthday Freebies
I’ll take any excuse to celebrate, but birthdays are one of my favorite reasons for gathering with friends and family. However, too many celebrations can take a toll on your wallet. There are so many ways to commemorate your loved one’s special day without spending a fortune.
