None of us want to plop our kids in front of the television all day, but every once in a while it can be fun to give the kids blankets and a bowl of popcorn and let them cuddle up for a rainy day movie. The problem comes when you’re trying to decide what to […]
Join me tomorrow night for our Weekly Q&A! You can bring any questions you have on coupons & saving money and I always come with a topic too. This week I’ll share how to keep couponing from being overwhelming. It doesn’t need to take hours or take over your life… it’s about saving as much […]
So, you’ve started couponing, but do you feel overwhelmed? I’ve been saving money with coupons for over 15 years and I’ve simplified it so that I can spend the most time possible with my family. Bring all of your questions about what’s stressing you out with couponing and we’ll talk about it in the live […]
Make plans to join me tomorrow night (8/23) for a topic we can all use a little help in!! We’ll be chatting about all the ways to cut your monthly bills and reduce debt. It’s a big topic with so many ways that you can save money! Join in right at 8:30 pm eastern time […]
Make plans to join me this coming Monday night (8/23) for a topic we can all use a little help in!! We’ll be chatting about all the ways to cut your monthly bills and reduce debt. It’s a big topic with so many ways that you can save money! Join in right at 8:30 pm […]
Heads up! Starting August 29th, the USPS First Class Forever Stamps are increasing from 55¢ per stamp to 58¢ per stamp, which is a 60¢ increase per book of stamps. While the pennies may not feel like a lot, if you send lots of Christmas Cards, have Wedding invitations to mail out or just love […]
Lets talk money this week on our weekly Q&A. We will get started Monday night at 8:30 pm eastern time. How’s your 2021 budget looking?? Are there areas you can you cut? Even better… how can you bring in more income? Sometimes making ends meet really works better when you bring more to the table!! Feel free to […]
The arrival of spring and summer means that those of us with gardens are about to have arms overflowing with fresh produce! And even if you don’t have your own garden, farmers’ markets and produce co-ops are another way to find inexpensive produce to feed your family. The problem comes when you have more than you can […]
Every other week we get a produce basket from our local produce co-op. This is the only way I buy produce, but it does have a few surprises that will get thrown in—like every 3rd or 4th co-op we will come home with 20+ jalapeno peppers!?! That’s about 20 more than my mouth can handle, […]
