Things I Refuse To Save Money On: Wasteful or Smart?

Since turning over a new financial leaf a couple of years ago, I am always looking for ways to save or earn money. However, there are some things that I just can’t bring myself to do even if it could put some more coin in my wallet. I’d like your opinion on whether I’m wasteful or smart. Let me know if I’m crazy to refuse to save money in these ways. . Waiting in Line For Gas In our town, … Continue reading

How Much Time Would You Invest for $2.50?

I noticed an error in my bank statement last month. It wasn’t  gigantic, and it certainly wasn’t in my favor. It was actually pretty piddly, $2.50, for an ATM fee. I kind of hemmed and hawed about it, but ultimately I called to have it fixed. I felt sort of like a complainer, but it was an error that did cost me money, even though that amount isn’t going to make or break anything. It made me wonder when does … Continue reading

The A-Z of Saving Money-Ebook Launch and $250 Giveaway

This is a very special Monday. I’m happy to be promoting the launch of a new ebook about saving money. There are so many ways to save money in this book that it was titled “The A-Z of Saving Money.” There is a saving topic for every letter of the alphabet. Obviously if you are reading this, you are looking for ways to make your financial life better. Whether you’re just starting your quest for financial independence or if you … Continue reading

Using Coupons to Save Money-$500 Giveaway

What is coupon really? A piece of paper with pictures and writing on it? Something you use to start fires? Spam in your inbox? No silly, a coupon is free money. If you’d asked me that a couple of years ago, I might have said one of the previous answers. I was too busy and too important to use them. I’m a doctor. We don’t use coupons. Well, I’m also a doctor who spent too much money and got into … Continue reading

Save Money on Groceries-How to use a Value Card

As many of you may know, I started on a quest to dramatically lower my grocery bills in the latter half of 2012. Thanks to my good pal, Mr. CBB and the Grocery Game Challenge, I have been able to lower my grocery budget from between $500-$600/month to $350/month. The main reason is because I really make an effort to track my purchases. By knowing that I will post them for the world to see, it makes me think twice … Continue reading

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