Saving Money

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Step one in learning how to save money is learning how to spend your money! Saving money on groceries and on your household expenses is an easy way to cut expenses from your overall budget.

Saving Money on Your Household

Save on Back to School Supplies
Beat the Summer Heat for Less
Homemade Cleaners Recipes
Rummage Sales 101
Saving Money on your Dryer
Thrifty Pets
75 Uses for Baking Soda
Grapefruit Bathroom Cleaner
Budget Landscaping
How Sewing Can Save Your Budget
Save Even More on Your Electricity Bills
12 Ways to Save Money on Heating Bills
35 Easy Frugal Budgeting Tune Ups
10 Ways to Save Money (That You Might Not Have Thought Of!)
Cheap Canning Supplies

Saving Money on Groceries

Organic on a Budget
Eating on a Budget on Vacation
Surplus Grocery Stores
How to Shop at a Discount Grocery Store
Couponing 101
Using Coupons on Organics
Price Point List
Ways to Make Your Produce Last Longer
How to Re-Grow Store Bought Veggies

Budgeting

No Shopping Pact
Budgeting, Being Happy, and Stuff We Need
When a Deal isn't Really a Deal
Prepping for Higher Prices
Making an Emergency Fund
How to Determine if You Are Living Beyond Your Means
Irregular Income Budgeting Chart (Free Printable)
Budgeting for a New Baby
Budgeting for Dummies
Envelope System Budgeting

Living a Thrifty Lifestyle

Take a Deep Breath, and Save Money
Money in a Jar
How to Barter
Being Thankful for What You Have
No Television
Learning to Barter
Hanging Clothes
How to Have a Successful Garage Sale
The Keys to Good Negotiation
Organizing a Clothes Swap
Where to Buy Cheap Fabric
Tips for Shopping at Consignment Stores
Tips for Clothing Shopping at Rummage Sales
Frugal Women's Clothing
Men's Haircuts at Home
Cheap Cloth Diapers
Prepping on a Budget

Saving Money in the Kitchen

Saving Potato Water
How to Stretch a Roast
Saving on Peanut Butter
Reusing Ziploc Bags
Making Larger Kitchen Purchases
Buying Produce Frugally and Eating Healthy through the Winter
Wasting Food
Saving Money Washing Dishes
Cooking and Soaking Dried Beans
Planning a Baking Day
Why We Fail at Meal Planning
Does Buying a Whole Chicken Save Money?
Think Before You Throw It
Frugal Go-To Recipes
Meals for Under $1
Garbage Soup

Money Saving Shopping Tips

Making the Most of the Farmer's Market
5 Ways to Save Money Shopping Local
Why I've Been Shopping on Amazon

Saving Money on Holidays

Creating a Holiday Budget
Holiday Time

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1 Penny February 19, 2013 at 12:45 am

What a great site ! Thanks. I’m going to go soak some beans !
I’m doing a presentation on making creams with coconut oil… looks like I’ll whip it !
How do you bake like that and stay so thin ? My word ! Beautiful.
Blessings, Penny

2 Merissa February 19, 2013 at 7:38 am: Aww thanks Penny! Have fun with your presentation. I’m not sure how I’ve stayed the same shape, I guess I’m just blessed with some skinny genes, lol.

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3 Rebecca April 1, 2013 at 10:17 pm

I can not stop reading!! Its eleven thirty and my husband keeps yelling…come to bed. Im like IN A MINUTE!!! that was like two hours ago! I am a 24 year old mom of 4 and I am always trying to learn ways to stretch a dollar and to go a little more organic. I thought organic was so stupid in HS but little did I know!!! I am really amazed at the things Ive learned in the last few years and I am just clicking away at this site! Keep up the great work!
Many Blessings
Becky

4 Neha Musaddi May 6, 2013 at 2:37 am