Blog entries tagged Saving Money

Great holiday gift list website!

Angela Bailey — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 06:00:00 +0100

http://www.wishtracker.net

I wasn't sure if anyone had seen this site yet, but my family has been using it, and we love it.

We setup our wishlists on the site. I can go in and see each member of my family's wish list, and mark an item as purchased or whatever. However, the person never sees what has been purchased, so the surprise is never ruined.

I have found that this is a HUGE time saver, and I'm a lot less stressed about getting the perfect gift! Ha ha.

Hope this helps someone...

Budget Groceries: Q&A

Jennifer Driller — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 05:00:00 +0100

Q: ok.. Iive tried to cut down the basics but can't get under 150 and not run out of milk or bread by the middle of the week.. need help on this one..

Q: what about diapers are they included in the groceries as well.. unfortunately no aldi here in the southern end of tn at least not where im at..

A: Do you have a Save A Lot? I used to get my diapers and wipes from them, but only if they didn't leak for that particular child. 2 of my kids could only wear Huggies and not leak....

Identity Theft - fastest growing crime in US

Jennifer Driller — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 06:00:00 +0100

Stories of identity theft are scary to say the least. They are increasing in both quantity and spread. Anyone is susceptible. With the rise of technology comes convenience, but it also makes it convenient for criminals to do their deeds in some cases.

I'm writing a series at www.technichick.com on how to protect yourself online. I am very active in many online communities. If you enjoy meeting people or shopping or researching online, you need to take certain precautions just as you wo...

Products That Save Time & Money

Jennifer Driller — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 06:00:00 +0100

I ran across some interesting articles today that pointed out several uses for baking soda. It got me thinking about the many, many products out there that we overlook in favor of convenient packaging and marketing gimmicks.

Also, with the "D" word being thrown around lately. I've been teaching the kids about how people lived during The Great Depression in the 30s. It stretches the imagination a little to think of ways to provide for your family in difficult financial times. ...