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Showing posts with label saving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saving. Show all posts

Sunday, October 19, 2014

This weeks deals...something for everyone!

If you have been looking to start saving money on your grocery bill, check out some of the deals I have posted at The More Important Deals!

There are many printable coupons that make this simple. Whatever store you are headed to this week, you may as well ad a few things to your list that you can get for free for for a significant savings and keep them for when you do need them!

You will find deals posted for Target, CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens, Walmart, The Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Dollar General, Publix and many more!

Start saving now!


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Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Learning new ways to Save

I have recently been trying to figure out how to incorporate some coupons saving ideas on this blog. Although I have not quite figured it out completely, I did come across an interesting opportunity that I would like to share with you.

I was told I could review 5 video's in this series, "90 days to Abundance" which is an e-course that teaches how to save every day on so many levels.

When I was first approached with this opportunity, I was a bit skeptical on what they would actually be teaching but I was pleasantly surprised with what I found.

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 I have often been asked how to "coupon" and I have even taught a few classes. Although I can get into the specifics of my local stores, I really believe that this course (which costs $20 and guarantees that you save $100 your first month) can truly help people save money and also reduce stress from your daily lives.

I am a firm believer that we should be trying our hardest to please God with how we spend our money....I fail miserably all of the time, I'm sure. But if you are looking for some new, basic, simple ideas on how to save, I highly recommend this course.

This is NOT about EXTREME COUPONING....this is NOT about just buying Junk food or things that you will never lose. It seems to truly be about saving on the things that YOU or YOUR FAMILY uses.

For this review, I only watched five videos that were hand selected. They were "intro's" to the rest of the course and I am definitely excited to watch the rest of them. They included, saving on groceries, Saving on Hotels, Being a more productive person, teaching kids about finances and also knowing if your "stuff" owns you! haha.

Overall, they are all topics that I think most of us can improve upon and I have already made some changes based on those.

If you do create an account, you will have access to the first five videos for free. Check it out!

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