Over the weekend, there was an article featured on the Yahoo! homepage about money saving tips and ideas,and now I can’t find it! Please help!

Recently we have started to have to claim all of our tips because they said it cuts out steps they have to take to make us only claim the bare minimum… But i think that they are just curious how much money i make… is it illegal for them to ask or know?

me and my dad r redoing the kitchen but i go to school and he works so we can only work on it a few nights a week and weekends
how long should it take?
and any money saveing tips on redoing the kitchen?

This is my first Christmas married. My husband and I are grad students and, needless to say, we don’t have a lot of money!

What are some holiday, spending, gift, etc. tips that work to help your family save money?

Thanks for the ideas!

I have always been somewhat of a free spender and not worried too much about what I was spending my money on. My bills are always paid, etc., but I’m tired of living basically paycheck to paycheck. Does anyone have any money saving tips that would help me out so that I can save more than I spend?

Your best tips in saving money on the grocery bill/cooking? monthly expenses/bills-utilities? entertainment? – Ideas on free fun dates or family activities? gas saving tips? etc. What money saving tips have we not thought of? Found any great websites with money saving tips, or freebies? Any & all areas.

As a SAHM and just in general a frugal person, I am always looking for tips to save money. I will share a few of mine too. Here are my favorite money saving tips

Use a crock pot, it takes less money to run than your oves, saves tons of time, food turns out great, and it doesn’t heat the house.

Use a Toaster oven. When I’m not cooking in the crock pot I’m cooking in my toaster oven. I bought one big enough to bake pies, bread, cake in square cake pan, cookies, chicken, steaks, etc….. I bought a regular toaster for making toast. I feel making toast in a large toaster oven is a waste of electricity.

Buy used when possible. I bought my sons loft bed for 0 the same exact bed sales for 00 at our local kids furniture store. I bought his power wheels 2 seater jeep for . and I bought a Quadra Fire gas insert for 0, we were looking at the same one at a local store for 00. These are just a few bargains I have found.

I have come to that age in my life (31) where I have realised that, although I am single and have travelled to many countries, I need to buy a house, or at least be debt free!
I work full time and recieve an okay wage so what are YOUR best money saving tips?

I know that Money and Kiplingers focus on investments and 401k which are good things that I already do, I’m more interested in reading article and tips on other things dealing with money. Thanks.

friend of mine inherited a large sum of money from an aunt, got some credit card debt but besides that its smooth sailing, anyone got any tips on what to do do with it? i was thinking either a cd, low risk mutual fund, or a commodity like gold or silver. friends nearing retirement so nothing too risky, thanks!