Make Your Own Bathroom Cleaner

Save $80-$100 by making your own automatic instant bathroom cleaner. Easy recipe, cheap, fast to make.

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How To Buy a Mop So You Save Big Bucks

Brand name mops use sneaky tactics to leave you paying top dollar year in, year out, to buy their brand-only mop head replacements.

Find out how to beat them at their own game and save a minimum of $15 dollar per year.

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Track Your Grocery Use To Never Pay Full Price Again

Make sure you never buy at full price again. You only need two simple pieces of information that you can get yourself to make this happen.

Two simple steps to cutting your grocery budget permanently in half

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How To Safe & Cut Your Grocery Costs In Half

You can realistically get $100 worth of groceries for $50 at your own supermarket without cutting back on quality or quantity.

Here’s how that works for you right now.

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How To Save Money On Household Items In a Recession

Some things you just can’t cut on, you just can’t save money on. They’re essential to our lives, our house, our household. Or are they?

One simple rule of thumb and 5 practical, realistic, actionable tips that follow from it will have you cut back on household items costs right away.

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Track Your Spending To Gain Insight

High-payed finanical analysts are all the same when it comes to the technique they employ: data analysis.

It’s easy for you to do the same. Nothing fancy needed either. Get pen and paper and strart tracking your spending. And we’re talking tracking beyond fixed bills: where is your cash budget going? which regular, small payments amount to a lot?

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$1 Sloppy Joe Pinto Bean Meal

Cheap food recipes are often surprisingly good: good to taste and good for the food budget.

Working from no more than 3 required ingredients (pinto beans, onions, tomato paste) with some optional spices, the One Dollar Pinto Bean Sloppy Joe is a real delight.

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Cooking with Children Healthier, Faster, Smarter, Cheaper

Single mothers recommend it and university research confirms: cooking with children is the smart, easy thing to do.

Far from turning the kitchen into hell, it turns kids into helpful partners with healthy eating habits.

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How To Cut Money On Your Cable, Telephone & Internet Bills

Besides cutting everything, leaving the digital and entertainment world and going incommunicado, you can stretch your dollar by cutting on your technology bills in such a way you won’t even notice.

See what EarthLink’s SVP of product marketing has to say about combining different services, selecting what you need and cutting stuff you didn’t know was there to begin with.

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What Should Be In An Emergency Fund

An emergency fund covers three to six months of your minimum expenses. The danger is in the word “minimum”.

Read on to learn why that’s bad advice and what to do instead.

Plus, some tips to get your emergency fund started today the easy way no matter how little you have.

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