MoneySaver | 
09 27th, 2009| 
We all like to get a good deal right? Saving is a good thing.
So - if we plan a major purchase it is wise to do some research. I’m looking into buying a hot tub. Lucky then I found this new site with hot tub reviews. Have a look.
Dec
29
jayquan228 asked:
i’m just trying to offer people a good deal. its kind of impossible to sell your own home. why not get a good deal.
bessie
i’m just trying to offer people a good deal. its kind of impossible to sell your own home. why not get a good deal.
bessie
Dec
29
oliveanne08 asked:
I am going for a week and want to try to stretch my dollar as far as possible. My airfare and accomodations are taken care of- but not my activities! Does anyone know of any reasonable but good restaurants, cheap excursions, special deals?
elvia
I am going for a week and want to try to stretch my dollar as far as possible. My airfare and accomodations are taken care of- but not my activities! Does anyone know of any reasonable but good restaurants, cheap excursions, special deals?
elvia
Dec
28
dj b asked:
WIth times like these it is easy to make a deal with providers. After all, i am not dependant on most of these things and to my surprise, it mattered when i told them. My internet provider dropped myt bill 10.00 a month for 1 year!
WIth times like these it is easy to make a deal with providers. After all, i am not dependant on most of these things and to my surprise, it mattered when i told them. My internet provider dropped myt bill 10.00 a month for 1 year!
My Insurance company dropped 60.00 off my yearly rate. 5.99 a month savings. My cell phone provider ( i have no contract obligations) They decided it was better to keep me with a discount than to lose me. They gave me 4.99 per month off my bill.
And lastly My Satelite provider dropped 5 dollars a month off my bill.
I spend 25.00 per week on gas. No matter what the prices are. I will ride a bike if i am empty. But i just gained a free week in all my savings! WHat are you doing to save? And if you havenet called your providers try it! Dont be too proud to ask. They will help you to keep you!
I wish i could downsize my vehicle. I just bought an SUV last year. I really need it. I have my kid and his friends always! Football , baseball, Drive in movies,I do yard work and i like the space it provides to haul stuff, without having an open back truck, it is perfect for me. Just the gas… It sucks!
florencio
Dec
26
Fireant3 asked:
I can save about $30 per tire going with the 225/75’s over the 235/70’s. I understand they’ll be a little narrower and actually slightly taller (I did the math)– will this be a big deal? The sticker on the door says to use the 235/70’s. My dad once bought 235/75’s and they were too tall– they rubbed. I’m hoping the 225/75’s wouldn’t do this but would save me $120+.
eldon
I can save about $30 per tire going with the 225/75’s over the 235/70’s. I understand they’ll be a little narrower and actually slightly taller (I did the math)– will this be a big deal? The sticker on the door says to use the 235/70’s. My dad once bought 235/75’s and they were too tall– they rubbed. I’m hoping the 225/75’s wouldn’t do this but would save me $120+.
eldon
Dec
26
Red Cat asked:
Me and my partner have 23 people to buy for between us, and we don’t have a great deal of cash as we’re saving for a mortgage deposit.
Me and my partner have 23 people to buy for between us, and we don’t have a great deal of cash as we’re saving for a mortgage deposit.
How can we save cash?
Even if I spend only £10 that’s £230! I tried homemaking gifts before (hampers, bath salts etc) but the materials were expensive too.
teresa
Dec
24
lll asked:
Will a hotel or motel work a deal if I stay with them 3 nights a week every week? Any suggestions for other alternatives?
cecile
Will a hotel or motel work a deal if I stay with them 3 nights a week every week? Any suggestions for other alternatives?
cecile
Dec
22
budget strapped asked:
Some states allow you to prove “financial responsibility” instead of purchasing auto insurance. If you don’t have a mortgage, nobody will force you to buy homeowner’s insurance. Has anybody done it? How does it work? and would you recommend it? I think insurance — any insurance — should ONLY be purchased if it is a good deal financially, and if not, why should you if you are willing and financially able to take the risk yourself? Shouldn’t it be a goal to become self-sufficient whereever possible?
Some states allow you to prove “financial responsibility” instead of purchasing auto insurance. If you don’t have a mortgage, nobody will force you to buy homeowner’s insurance. Has anybody done it? How does it work? and would you recommend it? I think insurance — any insurance — should ONLY be purchased if it is a good deal financially, and if not, why should you if you are willing and financially able to take the risk yourself? Shouldn’t it be a goal to become self-sufficient whereever possible?
I would like to hear your comments.
tessa
Dec
21
Elaine L asked:
Someone is helping us save a great deal of cash on travel plans because she works for an airline. I would like to get her a gift, but since we are traveling, we don’t have extra cash. I was going to get her an iTunes card, but she doesn’t have a computer at her apartment.
So, I was wondering what are some budget “thank you” gifts.
alba
Someone is helping us save a great deal of cash on travel plans because she works for an airline. I would like to get her a gift, but since we are traveling, we don’t have extra cash. I was going to get her an iTunes card, but she doesn’t have a computer at her apartment.
So, I was wondering what are some budget “thank you” gifts.
alba
Dec
20
lilreedfamily asked:
We have our second baby on the way and we really need to put some money back for things that are coming up in the future. Any ideas? Practical ideas please! Well, after bills are paid, we are left usually with about $150. How can we save with that much left to deal with for two weeks? I really don’t want to fight about money too!
glen
We have our second baby on the way and we really need to put some money back for things that are coming up in the future. Any ideas? Practical ideas please! Well, after bills are paid, we are left usually with about $150. How can we save with that much left to deal with for two weeks? I really don’t want to fight about money too!
glen