Archive for January, 2009

As you prepare for the tax and moving season, you probably aren’t thinking about writing off things around your house, but it pays to go through the clutter—especially this month. But before taking these write-offs there are some things you need to know or else you can forget about saving tax dollars.

With the average price of staples going up now, like bread and flour, we’re all looking for ways to save money on the basics, like groceries, prescriptions and toiletries. Saving money can be challenging if you have a large family that uses up your stock.
Here’s some real ways you can start saving:
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The recession has hurt many retailers, of course. But are you willing to do what it takes to strike the best deal possible for yourself and family? With inflation figures up what are retailers willing to do in the way of lowering prices? Did you know that 90% of you who haggle will get a discounted price? That figure is staggering.

Stores like Macy’s, Target, Room & Board are stepping up to the plate to catch every possible shopper. How can you make sure you are leaving no stones unturned when shopping for anything right now?

Here’s How to Successfully Haggle in this Market:

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EARNING SOME EXTRA CASH AFTER THE HOLIDAYS IS A MUST FOR MANY OF US, EITHER B/C OF OUR UNCERTAIN FINANCIAL FUTURE OR B/C WE HAVE TO PAY OFF THE CREDITORS FOR PURCHASES WE MADE DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON. HERE ARE SOME WAYS TO EARN QUICK CASH FROM OUR OWN HOMES!

With the economy being tight right now we need to save money anywhere we can. These are some of my favorite values right now.

1. Best in kids’ furnishings/dorm room necessities: Wal-mart: $30-40 bedding. Free shipping to your local store. Satin, very soft bedding and luscious colors and highly functional accessories.

2. Best value in fixing up your outdoor furniture www.chaircarepatio.com. No matter what kind of furniture you have outdoors it gets weathered and awful -looking after a few seasons. You can get replacement straps and slings in hundreds of colors for only a few dollars each, along with easy-to-use directions and hardware tools. I love this place based in Dallas.

Many of us think that the really good deals on our favorite items come after a holiday is over. But according to the National Retail Federation, the time leading right up to the holidays is when you can get the very best discounts. Retailers want to create sales to generate revenue, and use targeted marketing campaigns to lure in shoppers. Many of us think, for example, the price of jewelry must go up before Valentine’s Day, but it’s just the opposite.