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Develop a “Prison Workout.”

You’re probably wondering what in the world we are talking about when we say that you can save money by developing a “prison workout.” Believe it or not, you can save anywhere from $20 to $400 a month by doing so.

Here’s how it works. Find some empty space in your home or apartment. You really only need one and a half body lengths in any direction. (I’ve actually done prison workouts in a 400-square-foot studio apartment so don’t say you don’t have the space.) Now, think of what you would do to stay in shape if you were confined to this space. This is why it’s called a “prison workout.” More »

Make Day Trips Close To Home Instead of Going on an Extravagant Vacation

Some of the most memorable trips are the most simple ones. When planning a vacation, it pays to think about why you want to go on one. Is the primary purpose to fly halfway around the world and experience rich luxury in a five-star resort? If so, you probably don’t want or need the advice on our site.

For most of us, the point of a vacation is to get some time away from our daily routine and get closer to our loved ones. This is best accomplished by taking short trips with the people you love. It is also much easier on the wallet (especially since gas prices have fallen so dramatically in recent months). More »

Use Coupon Codes When Shopping Online

Use coupon codes when shopping online and you can regularly save 20% (and sometimes even more) on all of your shopping. I have purchased many things online using coupon codes, including software, running shoes, a weight vest, planning calendars and food.

For those who do not know what a coupon code is…have you ever gone through an online checkout and seen a little box that says “Promo Code” or “Coupon Code”? If you have seen the box and not entered a code into it, you have paid more for the item than you could have. More »

Shop With a List and Stick to It

Shop with a list and stick to it. The advice is simple but this tip can save you hundreds of dollars a month at the grocery store.

How many times have you gone to the store to do some shopping and not had a clear idea of what you wanted, only to come home with extra food, chips, cookies, ice cream, candy bars and magazines? And maybe you forgot a key ingredient for a meal you were planning. Not only did you spend money you did not intend to spend, you also had to go back to the store for the forgotten item. More »