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How Swagbucks Works

  • by JenM

     Yesterday I told you about how I use Swagbucks to supplement my grocery budget.  I earn usually about $25 in Amazon gift cards and $25 in Walmart gift cards a month.  What is Swagbucks?  Swagbucks you use like any other search engine and earn bucks for random searches through out the day.  You can also earn bucks by doing surveys, doing special offers, watching videos, and they offer swagcodes daily.  I average between 100-150 bucks per day. This is an easy way to earn a little extra $$$.  They offer tons of different gift cards and prizes. Download the Swagbucks... read more

The Who & What - 2013 Goals and Accountability

  • by JenM

    It's a new year, time for new goals and new resolutions! I'm taking you along for the ride on our family budgeting adventure this year.        First off let me introduce myself, my name is Jenny.  I am 33 years old, working mother of 2 little girls named Lexi & Aubs.  Lexi is my 8 year old dance princess who has major skills which in turn costs major $$$$, so during this year she will be learning the value of money, respect, and work ethic (chores around the house) . Aubs is my 6 year old redneck in training!  She is her father's child, has to be constantly... read more

The Family Budgeting Show: A hodge podge of thrifty thoughts (Podcast)

In this weeks podcast  I reflect on the week gone by and considering lending, working from home and romance on a budget. I think it shows how full and diverse are the thoughts in my head right now! I have a little C————-s message for you all too.   I wish you a lovely week   Becky x read more

Transform Your Baby Girls Room As She Grows Up

  • by Kim

You are only a number of months apart from your little girl being given birth to and you want to beautify her nursery. You instantly think of the light pinks, greens and yellows that you can paint on the walls. But, you require to consider five and seven years from now your child will want this paint color on the walls or not?  You can therefore use some bright shades also. This will later make her look up to the interior decor of the region.   Converting a baby’s room into a big girl’s bedroom Buying furniture that have several uses and the one that you can last... read more

Appliances Shopped with Good Planning and Saving

  • by abbia

  Choosing the right brand of home appliances can make a big difference in your daily life. Appliances like fridge, refrigerators, air conditioner, television, microwave and water dispenser are used mostly in offices and in homes. The use of home appliances has made our lives easy and one can find it difficult to live life without them. Also some of the small appliances such as iron, juicer, egg beater and coffee maker put everyone at ease. Buying such appliances can leave you with nothing in pocket because of high prices. However, by following certain following... read more

Young adults - How can your mom make you manage money and stay debt free

    The young generation usually is in the fashion of spending excessive money whenever they get an opportunity to do so. The college students or the young graduates have the tendency to spend money lavishly not understanding the basic concept that money is an essential need for human existence. So, it is important that these young adults should be educated properly so that they may understand the essential need of money and how to consolidate debt.   6 Tips for young adults to manage money   Read on to know 6 tips for young... read more

Common mistakes that you should avoid while making a budget

What is important Pay Off Debt or a good budgeting?   Dealing with debt can easily be one of the worst feelings one can have. It leaves you feeling as if you’re stranded with no light at the end of the tunnel. While most people will tell you that cutting out debt should be your number one priority, that’s not always the case.   Pay Off Debt First   1. Boost Your Credit Score   If you have any plans in the near future to either purchase a new home or even refinance, then your credit score is going to be on the top of your priority... read more

Contest Terms and Conditions Mommy Me Time

  Dealery “Mommy Me Time” Contest OFFICIAL RULES   Sponsored by Dealery(“Sponsor”).   NO ENTRY FEE.  NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN.  The Contest begins at 12:00 AM Pacific Time (“PT”) May 14th, 2012 and ends at 11:59:59 PM PT May 21th, 2012 (the “Contest Period”).   1. Eligibility: The “Dealery Mommy Me Time” Contest (the “Contest”) is open to legal residents of the fifty (50) United States or the District of Columbia, aged eighteen (18) or older as of the date of entry, who have an active e-mail account and Internet access.  Employees of... read more

Making A Home Inventory Could Save You Money

Every home has a range of stuff in it. Creating an inventory of all that stuff will save you both time and money down the road. Article source: Making a home inventory to save money Putting your home inventory together A home inventory list could be formatted in any variety of ways. You can make a hand-written list, a computerized spreadsheet or a photographic inventory. No matter how you decide to put together an inventory, you need to separate it out in to at least three different categories: consumables (such as food or contact solution), valuables (such... read more

Using Foursquare to Save

  • by Kim

Have you discovered the Foursquare app on your smartphone yet?  I have used it to save quite a bit.  In fact, last night my husband and I saved $10 with it - which covers my phone bill for the entire month!     Install the Foursquare app on your phone (it's free).   Use it to "check in" at various retail stores, restaurants, or other places of business.   In some cases, there will be money-saving specials available to those who check in.  For example, the one below saved us $5 off our total bill when we paid with our synced American Express card.  Other... read more

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