By Lauren_FairbanksGuest Blogger
at 9:57AM,
a year ago
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Money Saving Tips
Cutting coupons seems so 1950's housewife. Whenever I think about it, my mind conjures up an image of an immaculately groomed Stepford wife with a frilly apron and an automatic smile plastered on her face as she sits at the dining room table methodically clipping out coupons from the Sunday paper.
But different times call for different scenarios and today's
coupon clippers are way more technologically savvy, resulting in the rise of sites like Savings.com--which not only features thousands of online coupons, but has recently launched a hot "Deal of the Day" offering they've dubbed "
Pounce or Bounce,"
Since we've all migrated to the internet to clip our virtual
coupons, let's take a look at some of the best (
other than Savings.com!) deal sites around.
By thefrugalfind
at 8:37AM,
3 years ago
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Shop Smarter
It's not too late to jump on the Alice wagon! My order has
shipped and should be here today, there are some great deals
everyday on Alice--it's truly going to change the way I shop.
Here are the highlights of Alice.com:
- Free Shipping All the Time!
- Same prices or better than your local store!
- Earn a $10.00 Credit when you spend $50.00 (and it doesn?t
have to be in one transaction!)
- $5.00 Alice.com giftcard for only 20 Swagbucks!
Here is the deal, sign up or login to your Swagbucks
account and with only 20 swagbucks, you?ll be $5.00 richer on
Alice.com. You will have to wait until
Swagbucks emails you with your Alice.com code, and yes DO
WAIT, because the code is only good for new Alice.com
accounts. Shop around on A
By ValuesvalDealPro
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2 weeks ago
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Money Saving Tips
I don't buy many meal "mixes or helpers" because of their high sodium
content but I often have a very teeny window between work and the
homework/shower/dinner/bedtime merry go round.
When I need to
whip up a quick dinner, I often make a double or triple batch of
something easy and freeze it. To me, this is more doable than spending
an entire day cooking a month's worth of meals.
Here is my (somewhat) healthy Cheeseburger Mac Recipe.
You can add or subtract anything you want from it, it's super easy to
freeze and costs less than a dollar per serving. (I would know, my 5
and 7 old boys are big eaters!!)
