Save 2 Much Blog October Archive

Frugality in the Family During Financial Crises

10/30/08 15:14

There is just enough wealth on this planet for all of us. It would be actually better if we can only spend on things that we really need. Keeping up with a financial crisis like this one we are in is a matter of fiscal discipline, which you should also teach your children. It's all about values and getting contented with what you have.

Link: The Johnstown Breeze - In faltering economy, families teach kids value of frugal living

Frugal Fashion and Beauty Guide

Prices of various commodities and prices are continuously increasing during these times of recession and economic instability. One way to address this issue is to plan how to manage one's budget well but this doesn't mean one has to compromise how he/she looks like. One can still be fashionable during this times by following useful tips on how to find cheap products and how to make them yourselves. follow the permalink below to find out more about these tips.

Link: Frugal Family: Find cheap beauty products, or make them yourself | DesMoinesRegister.com | The Des Moines Register

College Texbooks

Many of the college students are fed up with there never ending price increase on textbooks they need. These students are seeking out alternatives like sharing or borrowing books. The internet provides more options wether its legal or illegal that could same more money for education.

Site known as textbook torrents are used by students where one will upload textbook material for other students to use.

Link: BKS Wily students save money on costly college textbooks

Change Your Eating Habits

Saving money when it comes to food does not end with being thrifty in the grocery. You could buy some cheap stuff in the grocery store--and return over and over again.

What you need is to save money by looking at the root, and when it comes to food, it is changing your eating habits. Yes, you can save a lot of grocery money if you change what you used to eat, or how you used to eat.

Link: Change Your Eating Habits to Save Money - SavingAdvice.com Blog

Halloween

Hallowe'en is celebrated on the night of the 31 of October. It is originally an ancient Celtic festival known as Sambian, a celebration of the end of the harvest season and sometimes regarded as the Celtic New Year.

Western traditions includes activities like trick or treating, ghost tours, bonfires, costume parties and going to haunted houses to celebrate this event

Link:

Halloween Costumes and Halloween Masks for Adults and Kids - BadPlanet.com!