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Ways to Save Money on a Tight Budget

Saving Everyday

My son has been doing this for about a year now and averages a few hundred dollars a week. Pack your lunch, and focus on inexpensive meals like sandwiches and leftovers. It’s easier and more affordable to stretch dinner the night before and pack leftovers for lunch than it is to buy extra groceries to pack lunches.

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Improve Your Health With The Help Of A Better Schedule

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Now that my son is back in school, and my husband’s teaching schedule is set (at least for this semester), I find that I feel much better — and it’s easier to stick to my health goals. On days when I know that I will be busy, a meal plan helps me choose a slow cooker meal, or we plan to eat leftovers one day.

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Never Pay for Breadcrumbs Again

Saving In Akron

Restaurant Leftovers (Olive Garden breadsticks, Boston Market corn bread, etc). Pizza Crusts (my son always cuts them off). Here is what you will typically find in my bread bag: Heals of Sandwich Bread. Cut off Crusts. Garlic Bread (I always have one small piece left over – don't thow it away!).

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Menu Plan Thursday! (Late Release)

The Coupon Game

Whole Wheat Zucchini Bread Decadent Chocolate Cake (made with whole wheat flour) for my son's birthday! Grilled Cheese Sandwiches w/ Homemade Tomato Soup & Homemade Decadent Chocolate Cake What's Baking?! Whole Wheat Banana Bread ( This is a new recipe for me I want to try out. and they were not a hit with our family.

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5 Quick Money Saving Tips for 2015

Coupons Do Work

Kid’s hair cuts: My son is 4. The days I do cook, Sunday for example, I hope to have enough for leftovers for another day. I bought my son two years worth (different sizes). I was thinking today, about the quick money saving tips that I do every so often and I wanted to share with you. This is what I do : 1. Dresses?

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Giving: Does It Always Have To Be About The Money?

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Donate items : Since my son is an only child, his clothing doesn’t get a lot of heavy use. We usually send him home with the leftovers. When you sit for someone else, that’s money that doesn’t have to go to the sitter — and might be used to pay utility bills.

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Don’t be a Buy-It-New Snob

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Glass leftover containers 3 for $.75. I don’t like to use plastic bags or throwaway containers for my leftovers – glass seems much cleaner. When she died, I passed the cases on to my son – whose wife has 3 adorable little Yorkies. If purchased new, I would have paid well over $150 for this sturdy one.

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