Tips on Saving Money Weekly
Tips on saving money weekly can be done easily. There are many ways to save; buy doing some of the following item.
Staying away from the rent to own places will save you money weekly and a lot when the item is paid for. If you are in a business, the computer goes out and has to be in the shop for a week, and you just can’t be without it; going to rent to own is possibly going to save your business. Let them know ahead of time it is only temporary so rent a used one not one that is new. You’d be saving money on a weekly basis because your business could lose money during that week.
Saving money at what time you visit the grocery store by going weekly instead of two or three times a week. Don’t go grocery shopping when you’re hungry because every thing will look good and you’ll end up buying things you don’t need.
Recycle your plastic grocery bags by using them to line your wastebasket. Why buy
Use liners each week for the wastebasket when you can use grocery bags that you got free when you did the shopping.
Watch the sales when shopping. Save on a weekly basis by stocking up on items that are needed when they are on sale this will save you weekly as well as monthly.
Driving into town once or twice, a week instead of three or four times will save you money. Making a list of things that need to be done; and do more than one thing while you’re in town. Go to the doctor, grocery store or pay bills all on the same day instead of making three trips you’re only making one. You’ll be saving money for gas, the wear on the car as well as time.
Laundry can be very expensive when making a trip to the laundry mat each week. Check out the used appliance stores in your area, buy a washer, and dry even if you have to pay $50.00 a month for 6 months. You’ll be saving by not spending $25.00 to $30.00 a week depending on the size of your family versus $50.00 a month. Having your own washer and dryer can save you gasoline, time, and money when you only have enough cloth to fill half a washer or dryer.
Saving money at home on a weekly basis at what time, you are doing the laundry by doing a full load at a time instead of one or two items. You’ll save here on laundry soap, fabric softener and energy doing a full load of cloths instead on a half a load.
Recycling your used fabric sheets after drying your cloths is a way to save money weekly. Put them into a baggie and use those to dust with saving you the expense of buy furniture polish every week or two. They can also be used to clean soap scum from the shower doors too.
If you have, access to a dishwasher saves by using it once a day or three times a week. Don’t run the dishwasher with just a few items make sure it is full. Dishwashers use less water too versus doing dishes by hand two or three times a day. Doing one full load once a day will save you on dish soap and water:
Save money on a weekly basis by drinking water instead of pop. Don’t buy your water get a water purifier to attach to the kitchen fasuet or a pitcher to run your drinking through. This will save you money not having to buy your water and is better for your health.
Martin Lukac
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Granola Mom responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 9:20 am #
Moms, Any saving money tips you would like to share?
Or advice?
Do you go through the weekly flyers and make a grocery list and stock your pantry with things that are on sale?
Which are good items that you never really pay full price for?
Where do you get the majority of your coupons?
Jax's mama responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:22 pm #
Don’t have kids =)
***Hey can someone give me td’s please, lol… Try Eversave.com they are the only place where I have gotten coupons that are truly free on-line. Also, go to Walgreens, Rite-Aid websites and check the flyers each week. Same with your local grocery store. Sign up at Huggies.com for coupons for wet wipes and diapers (if you need those).
Hope this helps!
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Mike M responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:24 pm #
We do a lot of wholesale (BJ’s, CostCo, whatever).
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Hope D responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:26 pm #
Aldis. It has to be the best place to get groceries. You can leave with a full cart, and pay the same amount as you would for a few bags from Walmart. Price chopper is really expensive, so I got a chopper shopper card, and only get items that are on sale that week. It’ll save you a pretty good amount.
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susana responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:28 pm #
i use coupons they come in your mail the best sales are in holidays
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fayedream responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:30 pm #
i get most of the coupons in the mail. I go thru it everytime and see if there is anything i need is on sale and then go get some with the coupon. I don’t really stock up things because i tend to forget about them.
I rarely pay full price for my kid’s clothing, i always shop from discounted store or outlets, or wait until the end of the season when they are on sale.
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#1 finally here! responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:32 pm #
i never pay full price for large ticket items- fridges, dishwashers etc. All it takes is to say ‘and how much are you going to knock off for me?’ cause you can always shop elsewhere! My favorite is saying ‘i’ll take this dented floor model off your hands if you knock $___ off it.’ i did that once for a dryer, and he took about $70 off it, and then it was less hassle just to get me a boxed one from out the back anyway! hahaha.
Also, when hubby’s pay comes in, we pay the rent, and any other bills/ credit card. and put at least half of what’s left in an account we can’t access with a card, and then we pretend we don’t have that money, just what’s left in the access account.
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I ♥ Julienne (+1 XY Fetus!) responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:34 pm #
I shop at thrift stores, secondhand stores, Goodwill, Salvation Army.
I have a BJ’s Wholesale Club membership and occasionally borrow my friend’s Sam’s Club membership. We get diapers, wipes, cooking oil, laundry detergent, and other large quantity items there. It is totally worth the membership fee! You can make that much of a profit back in one shopping trip there. (BJ’s is $45 a year)
At the grocery store there is a damaged goods section that sells dented cans, smushed boxes, etc. at half price. They also sell yesterday’s pastries and breads which to be honest, its not like I’m going to eat them all in the first day anyway, why not buy yesterday’s baked goods at half price?
When ordering anything online search for coupon codes for that website. Retailmenot.com is a good site for that.
That way I save money and have extra to spend on getting high quality organic stuff which is more expensive.
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carrie responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:36 pm #
I sign up for all the manufacturer’s sites, like gerber, huggies, luvs, enfamil, etc, I get tons of samples and coupons. I am stocking up on diapers now, and have not paid full price once, I have got anywhere from $5 to 50cents off per pack!
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Sweetpea responded on 23 Dec 2009 at 2:38 pm #
I comb the flyers pretty good each week, and I play the other grocery stores against each other. Walmart will price match, so I utilize that. I also buy all our snacks and silly treats like popcorn and pretzals and little Debbie snacks at the dollar store, so I get those cheap.
I also am part of Huggies and Pamper’s diaper club and get steep discounts there.
I also save all our coins. We have about a dozen piggy banks for our son, and when they all get full, we put the money into a CD for him.
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