Ways To Save Money
With the cost of nearly everything going up and up, it is more important than ever to do all that we can to get the most out of our money.
Naturally, I thought this would be a good time to start a series of posts on ways to save some extra money.
According to previous research, nearly 42% of the money households spent on food went toward snacks and meals away from home. Here are a few tips that can help you save in that department.
Try dining at restaurants that have daily specials and bargains such as bar only menus. Applebee's offers half-price appetizers during certain hours in the afternoon and then again later on in the evening after dinnertime hours. Check your location to get exact times. You can also go to www.hotcoupons.com to find deals at Subway and many other places.
Another way you can save big is at the grocery store. Make a list and map your route before you ever go. You are more likely to make impulse purchases if you wander up and down every aisle. You can also avoid temptation by taking your spouse or kids with you and dividing the list. Not only do you get the shopping done faster, but you are more likely to pick up only what you need.

October 1st, 2008 at 12:10 am
When it comes to shopping and buying products, you always think that this time you will buy only the most necessary things. But then it turns out that a lot of products are important.
October 1st, 2008 at 10:19 am
The big retail stores business is based on impulse buying. Yes, your tip of making a list is very useful. But, it will be very difficult to resist ‘impulse buying’
- David.
November 22nd, 2008 at 7:40 am
Impulse buys are the ones that are the hardest to resist, but in this day and age it’s not so easy to do. I combat it by stopping for a second and asking myself if it is something I need or do I just want it? Will it truly make my life easier or can I live without it? Bottom line, if I don’t absolutely have to have it, then I walk away.