Prairie Eco-Thrifter
FEBRUARY 13, 2012
Vacations are those times when the much needed rest and relaxation are in order. But for some, vacations become a rather stressful event especially after spending too much and feeling the pressure of having spent more than one can afford. If you are planning a vacation, always remember that vacations need not be expensive to be fun.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
MAY 4, 2014
A complete first world problem, often deciding where your next vacation will be is a difficult decision. Budget does rule over many of my vacation and trip planning decisions, including where I go. One time, my fiancé and I wanted to go on a short vacation to get out of town on a long weekend. Keep an Open Mind.
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Motherhood Moments
MARCH 2, 2023
Road Trip: For those taking a family vacation over Spring Break, challenge family members to count how many paper products they recycle throughout the trip. Start by downloading the recycling scavenger hunt printable created by P+PB which encourages children to recycle paper products in an interactive and engaging way.
Family Balance Sheet
MAY 20, 2014
Kansas City, Missouri/Kansas ~ Kosher on a Budget. Richmond, Virginia ~ Vacation Maybe. Seattle, Washington ~ Thrifty NW Mom. Metro Detroit, Michigan ~ Saving Dollars and Sense. Oakland County, Michigan ~ Everyday Savvy. South Haven, Michigan ~ Bargain Briana. Twin Cities, Minnesota ~ Creative Couponing.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
DECEMBER 20, 2012
Yeah, times are tough, but that is no excuse to let those vacation days slip by. Staycations can save people money, but so can being a savvy vacation planner. When you plan your vacation equipped with the right knowledge and a few well-placed clicks, you can afford to LEAVE and actually GO on a vacation. Here’s how.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
NOVEMBER 20, 2014
When we traveled, we packed a cooler full of food to eat on vacation and while on the road. Now that there are 5 members of our family, we easily save at least $100 a day every day that we’re on vacation and eating our own food. I initially booked directly through Budget, and the cost for a large SUV for a week was $595.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
OCTOBER 4, 2011
The strategies did keep us out of debt however, and instilled in us habits of self-reliance, attitudes of ‘we can do that’ and a measure of life-long thriftiness that we might not otherwise have had. is based on a Billshrink.com article – Dining on a budget. We took infrequent vacations. 91,404 Entertainment.
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