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Showing posts with label Saving Money Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saving Money Tips. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Sign up for Free Financial Tips

Daily Worth is a free daily personal finance email for women. They state, "We deliver practical tips, empowering ideas and the occasional kick in the pants." Their tips cover self worth, net worth, saving, spending, earning, investing, taxes, entrepreneurship, financial feminism and lots of other things. At their website you can see sample emails of what you will receive. Check it out!




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Friday, March 19, 2010

FREE TRIAL of My Parent Rewards




My Parent Rewards (MPR) is now offering 30 DAY FREE TRIAL MEMBERSHIPS - no strings attached, no credit card required!


What is My Parent Rewards?


Picture 150 coupon books piled 2 stories, representing 1 book for each major city across the United States and Canada. That is what the $20 MPR membership represents! MPR has discounts in 3000+ cities and gives members access to discounts at over 100,000 LOCAL businesses, including 2-FOR-1 and up to 50% OFF for DINING, GOLFING, SHOPPING, ATTRACTIONS, MUSEUMS, SERVICES, TRAVEL and more! Why buy a coupon book for $30 that is good in only 1 city when you can pay only $20 for a membership card that is valid across the whole continent for 1 full year? Members can even create their own customized coupon booklet for ANY AREA!

CLICK HERE for a 30 day FREE TRIAL of My Parent Rewards (MPR)! MPR combines all coupon books across the US & Canada into 1 membership

Sunday, February 28, 2010

The Coupon Mom Show




I have been asked to share with my readers about the new Coupon Mom Show. If you haven't heard of "The Coupon Mom", AKA Stephanie Nelson, she is a mom who has appeared on numerous television shows (The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Today Show, and others) to share her tips for saving money when shopping. She also has a helpful website, http://www.couponmom.com/ where you can get lots of tips, some of her eBooks for free, and sign up for her newsletter where she'll keep you updated with the latest store deals, coupons, and freebies.

The Coupon Mom Show teaches you how to save money by watching Stephanie Nelson work with real families to solve their savings problems in a fun and entertaining way. In each episode, Coupon Mom addresses different financial challenges, from families that want to slash their grocery bills to those hoping to save on holiday meals, birthday parties or even school supplies and provides saving solutions for them. You, my readers, can even visit the Coupon Mom Show page to post your own challenges for Stephanie. Just go to the "Forum" tab on the lefthand side.

New episodes of the Coupon Mom Show will be airing every Thursday on YouTube and on the Coupon Mom Show website

Here is the Coupon Mom Show's video promo so you can see what to expect on the show:

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Get Free Electrasol at Walgreens Next Week

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There is supposed to be a $2.50 off Electrasol coupon in Sunday's paper AND Walgreens is going to have them on sale for $3.49 next week plus you earn $1.00 in RR for each box you buy. Add in the $2.50 coupon and you get free Electrasol!

Much thanks to SwagGrabber for this tip!


Sunday, November 15, 2009

The My Parent Rewards Card

I just learned about the My Parent Rewards Card that gives you discounts when you shop. I haven't tried it, but thought it sounded like a pretty neat idea & wanted to pass along the information!

My Parent Rewards is everything a coupon book is in a card! Instead of buying a coupon book that can only be used in 1 city, the My Parent Rewards Card is less expensive and can be used at 100,000+ locations across the US and Canada. You will enjoy 2-for-1 savings and up to 50% off at restaurants, retailers, services, attractions, golf courses, groceries, pharmacies, hotels, car rentals and more!

SEEING IS BELIEVING! Go to My Parent Rewards Home Page, type in your zip/postal code of your area and around the country to see all the 100,000+ discount locations available!





Monday, July 20, 2009

Molly’s Money-Saving Digest of Frugal Living Tips

Molly’s Money-Saving Digest of Frugal Living Tips

Summers can be tough with week-long vacations and daily trips across the city and state, but Molly’s team of Econobusters can help you with priceless tips to stay on the road while staying within your budget.

Learn innovative ways to save money in June’s feature Frugal Family Vacations by turning your vacation into a “stay-cation” or “day-cation” along with tips, checklists, and more to help plan an outing to fit your budget.

In the July issue of Molly’s Money-Saving Digest, Molly shares the feature Frugal Fashion for great saving ideas while updating your family’s wardrobe for less. Topics also include:

- The basics and benefits of sewing.
- Worthwhile on-sale items in July.
- Charitable giving, even on a budget.
- Hospitality ideas to celebrate with others in July and August.
- Jen Schmidt inspires by her tutorial “Looking Your Best—for Less.”
- Financial goal-setting: how Candy saves and creates a front yard landscaping dream.
- And much more!

In each monthly Digest you will also discover:

- Practical management tips for your family.
- Character lessons for teaching your children.
- Research and reader input.
- A Bible-based, Christian focus.

This is a deal you can’t afford to miss!

This will take you to a page where you just need to type in "molly's money saving digest" in the search box.




Tuesday, July 1, 2008

GAS SAVING TIPS

Here are 9 ways you can increase fuel efficiency (who doesn't need that now?)

1. Avoid prolonged engine warm-up - 30 to 45 seconds is plenty of time, even on cold mornings.

2. Avoid idling. Idling your engine for one minute consumes the gas amount equivalent to starting the engine.

3. Avoid "revving" the engine, especially just before you switch the engine off; this wastes fuel needlessly.

4. Avoid rapid starts and stops. Gently bring the vehicle up to the desired speed then ease into stops. This will allow the vehicle to function at peak efficiency.

5. Avoid speeding. Drive at or below speed limit - gas mileage decreases rapidly after 55 mph. Use cruise control whenever possible to help set and maintain a steady speed.

6. Keep tires inflated to manufacturer specifications. A decrease in 1 or 2 psi (punds per square inch) translates to a decrease in 1 or 2 mpg (miles per gallon).

7. Avoid filling gas tank to top. Never fill gas tank past the first "click" of fuel nozzle, if nozzle is automatic.

8. Remove roof racks when not in use to reduce drag and improve fuel efficiency.

9. Go light. Avoid carrying around excess weight in your vehicle and when buying a new car - remember lighter is better when it comes to fuel economy.

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