If you’ve been reading my latest blog post, you know that lately I’ve been focused on super couponing (also known as extreme couponing) and how one becomes a supercouponer. So, how do you become a super couponer? How do you go from saving 25 cents on a $2.00 bag of potatoes to essentially getting those [...]

Extreme couponing has become the new social pastime for many consumers, replacing even time spent with friends and family. Is this our new

Treasury bills and bonds used to be touted as the sure-fire way to make money on your savings. Not anymore. In the following article, I describe why T-bills and bonds are the LAST (if any) thing in which you should put your money.

You may be paying too much for your apartment rent- but how do you know for sure? Now, Rentometer quickly and easily calculates the going rental rates for your area. If you are a landlord, Rentometer will also inform you if you are undercharging or overcharging your tenants.

Once upon a time, flying for free was actually done. Is flying for free still possible today? The good news is yes- but you need to be extra savvy and do your homework…

Would you like to save money while shopping online? Big Crumbs gives you money back on every purchase you make online while using their site. Even if you don’t purchase anything, you can still make money by referring others. It’s a win-win situation all around.

Are you tempted to forego the traditional Memorial Day BBQ because of cost concerns? Well, here are 5 tips that can shave at least $100 (or more!) off of your BBQ bill. Just remember: you don’t have to give up all recreation just to live frugally.

Have you heard of something called Super Couponing? Are you aware that there are even classes on this activity? You can save some big bucks if you learn how to use supercoupons effectively.

As of May 2009, Walgreens has discontinued its EasySaver program. Whatever will frugal shoppers do now?