Here are a few $$ saving tips:
- Never throw away something that you can make beautiful again. Think about the item and what it could be used for somewhere else in your house.
- A little spray paint can go a long way. Cost under $5
- Call your service providers and ask for discounts. I got a 6 month discount a while back from Direct TV for $20 off my monthly bill. Sometimes there are other plans that will reduce your monthly bill.
- Check your bills for errors. I found that the City was charging me an extra $9 a month for a 3rd trash can that I have NEVER had. They were charging this to my bill for over a year and a half...dummy me just never thought twice about my trash bill...I called, and they credited my bill for all the extra charges.
- Check for leaking faucets, toilets, etc. Those leaks add up.
- Look for a coupon before you head anywhere. Most of the time there is one for just about anything you are going to do or buy. I love my coupons...but they are sure getting neglected lately as I haven't been shopping much.
- I found out that you can get coupons for Payless Shoes...check out their website before you go...you can get an additional 15% off your total.
- Put your kids in charge of an electrical device and they make sure that it is turned off daily. I constantly find lights on or we leave our computer on all night.
- Get rain checks and use them before they expire. Sometimes rain checks come out to my advantage. I can then find a coupon to order and stock up on the item cheap or FREE! Target will also substitute an item when you have a rain check.
- Keep your receipts. I have had to go back many times to return something...even 1 year later. Home Depot has a 1 year warranty on plants. Several of my perennials didn't come back this year, I took them back and got a store credit. I also had a pair of boots that I wear to work crack open on the rubber waterproof part...I sent them back to the manufacture, and they sent me a new pair. They were only 4 months old!
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