Tip 1. Save with online shopping!
BizRate.com and Google Shopping find best prices online.
The world changed so much in the last 10 years - it's amazing. One of the things I realized is that I now make most of my electronics, appliances, computer and photography related purchases online. I even sometimes shop ...
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Tip 2. Library = huge savings
Go to library for movies, magazines and books.
I have friends who don’t make a lot of money, struggling to save, live with roommates, yet they spend hundreds upon hundreds of dollars every year renting or buying movies, magazines, books and CDs. "Why?" I ask them. ...
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Tip 3. Prepaid phone savings
NET10 prepaid cell phone service is pretty good and cheap.
Cell-phone bills could get very high: $50, $75 or even $90 a month is common! If you multiply it by 12, you'll realize that you are spending enormous amount on such a simple service. I believe there are better ways to spend that money so let's ...
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Tip 4. Get Entertainment Book
Entertainment book offers great savings! And not just for frugal.
If you are buried under the mountain of debt, then saving on everything is the way to go. It's a necessary step to get back on your feet as fast as possible. But if your debt is manageable there is no need to give up fun activities. Life is, ...
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Tip 5. Exercise and stay healthy
Exercise regularly. Your health is better investment than 401K.
You may ask: "How could exercising save me money?". Well, let me tell you how it works for me. When I'm working, around lunch time my productivity plunges. I become tired and sleepy and my mind refuses to operate like it did a couple of hours ago. ...
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Tip 6. Get high interest checking
Are you loosing hundreds of dollars in interest each year?
Most of us have savings accounts that earn interest. What many people don't know is that there are also safe, FDIC insured, interest-bearing online checking accounts. The yield on these checking accounts is actually higher than the yield ...
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