Tired of losing coupons at the grocery store? Tired of losing coupons at the bottom of your purse? Tired of forgetting your coupons at home? I found a quick, super-simple solution to all of the above for $1.
Amy Dacyczyn still, and will always, influence millions of people with her frugal philosophies. Here is one quote of hers that I love.
Read an article about TFF in All You Magazine’s February issue!
Here’s an eye-opener: that great sale on untrimmed boneless chicken breast may not be that great after the fat is trimmed, but it’s even worse when you buy the chicken when it’s NOT on sale!
It’s time for the famous Scholastic Warehouse sale in Danbury, CT! Save up to 80%!
After attending a couponing workshop last night, I realized that there are still so many questions people have about how to use a coupon. Here are some questions that were asked last night and here are my answers.
The Tightwad’s Notebook: Lesson #16–Pay Off (Not Down) Your Smallest Debt First Regardless of the Interest Rate
The Tightwad’s Notebook: Lesson 15– That Stuff on Sale May Taste or Smell Terrible
The Tightwad’s Notebook–Lesson 14: Learn to Darn Socks (Seriously)
The Tightwad’s Notebook–Lesson 13: When Money is Tight, Get Creative in the Kitchen
The folks at Oransi, makers of frugal and innovative Robby Wash Ball, noticed all the interest coming from our blog about the product because of a past review on Two Frugal Fairfielders. So they are offering us a Robby Wash Ball to give away to one lucky TFF reader! Enter and win!