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I am an avid reader, but I rarely buy books. I never re-read books, so I just take them out at our local library and return them when I'm done. For anyone who reads a lot, this can save you a lot of money.
Thrift stores have become much more than junk stores now. You'll see all kinds of people at them, not only poor people. I have purchased name-brand clothes that still have tags on them at thrift stores! I have bought doo-dads for the house and for my hobbies. Their stock changes constantly, so find out when new things come in, and go there the day after for the best choice. |
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I like Dollar Tree too.
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I love Dollar Tree!
My Top 10 Tips for Saving Money: 1. Turn off TV & lights when not needed; 2. Only heat the rooms you use; 3. Find offers, coupons, discounts for almost everything I purchase; 4. If I'm considering a big purchase, I wait 2 weeks to decide if I want it. 5. Write lists before going shopping; 6. Repair stuff instead of buying new; 7. Ask for reduced rates from credit card company; 8. Eat less snack foods; 9. Don't drink or smoke; 10. Swap books and music with my friends. ![]() |
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Hey! I'm a college student and totally broke. I really want to save money. Please tell me how. Thanks!
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On monthly basis i start to invest my money in Mutual Funds & PPF. I will get good fund at the end of year, which saves lot of my money.
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1) Go to the library
2) Go to parks / local resources that are free ~ get out in nature :-) 3) Use coupons 4) When ordering online find a code for FREE shipping 5) Follow Money Saving Blogs - my two favorite ones are Money Saving Mom and Hip 2 Save! Here's to saving money ~ Jolene |
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We have basic cable. I hate it. Of course, I am not much of a TV person.
We turned off Netflix because we couldn't find anything else we wanted to watch. I have a Rabbit TV plug in thing for my computer. Sometimes I use it because I can take it with me. I paid $10 for it. I've watched some cool stuff. Yes, it's legal. Libraries, free ebooks, and recently I used a YouTube idea on heating my tiny office using tea lights (since I had some). Our home is about 100 years old so as you can imagine, it's a little drafty. If we aren't going to be home and it's going to be above freezing, I turn off the down stairs wall furnace. I leave the one upstairs on because I can't ever get it to come on by myself...so if I make it home before my husband, well...we freeze upstairs! LOL I don't do the coupon thing. It costs more for me, but I've seen it work well for others. I use Aldi's, the super mercado, and places like that. I stay away from Wal-Mart like I stay away from the Plague. |
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There are a few things we do to save money but the top four I can think of are:
--Cancel cable if your job isn't in the Television/Movies field. (I used to work at NBC so I know this isn't possible all the time.) Try Apple TV or Chromecast. --Eat $1 meals once or twice a week. (Rice and beans; spaghetti and sauce, etc) --Do your clothes shopping twice a year when the seasons are over. Head to outlets or sample sales (if you live in a major city). Always buy basics for the following year. For example, I'm going to get a new coat in January for winter 2015. I'm going to go with a basic classic style because my coat of 6 years is ripping. --DIY one thing that you aren't doing now. Maybe it's your nails, hair blow outs, painting a room in your house, etc. Find an expert and ask them to teach you whatever you want to learn. Hope this helps. Happy Holidays! -Nikki |
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