Frugal Friday: 12 Ways to Save on (Almost) Everything

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Over the last 3 months, I’ve shared 12 ways to save on 12 different areas of life. Call it my “Ode to 2012”.

In case you missed one, here they are:

  1. Gifts
  2. Vacation
  3. Groceries
  4. Birthdays
  5. Entertainment
  6. Baby Stuff
  7. Cars and Gas
  8. Clothing
  9. Home Improvements
  10. Household Expenses
  11. Christmas
  12. School Stuff

Today’s Frugal Friday!

Time to swap ideas and inspiration for saving money.

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How do YOU save money?

Please remember to follow the Frugal Friday Guidelines or be deleted.

  1. Post a money saving idea and explain how it is helpful in your post.
  2. No giveaways or deals posts.
  3. Recipes are allowed, but you must explain how it saves people money.
  4. Please include a link back to Life as MOM.



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  1. My biggest frugal tip – stay home. I thought about going to the craft store this week. The reality is I have craft supplies at home to use up. I also didn’t need to drag 4 kids to the store and use gas. We had a better time at home crafting and cooking together in the kitchen.

  2. You know, coupons are nice, and stocking up when things are on sale or clearance – also good. However, the BEST way I have found to save money? Stay out of the stores, and away from Amazon (unless I’m using points that I earned by paying my bills).

    Seriously – by NOT shopping, or sticking strictly to my list (“I need toilet paper, not 6 items from the dollar section at Target.”), we’ve saved more than we did when I tried to shop sales/use coupons. I buy what we need, when we need it (if I find it on clearance or happen to have a coupon – that’s a bonus), and it has simplified my life.

    Also, we’ve started shopping at a different grocery store, buying fresh foods, and eating better meat a little less often. Our grocery store bill has gone up a bit, but we RARELY go out to eat now, because I can make better food at home, so we’re saving money overall. Crazy! 🙂

    1. You are so right! Of course. 😉

      And I’ve found that by counting calories, I’m wasting less food, too. I want to lick the plate clean. LOL