NVDL: One of the best and easiest places to save is on food. Fast food is expensive and not healthy, so that's a great place to start. Start cooking your own food.
OK, I'm going to totally hunker down and save like crazy. Any suggestions? Consider extreme saving. Buying in bulk, making your own coffee, and freezing leftovers are all ways to cut your grocery bill down to under $7 a day. But by taking saving to the next level, only buying sale items, staying away from brand loyalty, and using coupons for most purchases, you can actually save up to $1,500 a month. Ashley Nuzzo, creator of the Frugal Coupon Mom website, uses a three-ring binder to keep track of her coupons, and typically cuts her shopping bill by more than half. In December, for example, she spent $711 and brought home $2,200 worth of food — much of which she ended up donating. |
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