Saving for Tomorrow, Living for Today
Welcome to Money Saving Parent! If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to receive daily email updates. You can also join us on Facebook! Thanks for visiting! There’s a new grocery store chain “sprouting” up all over my area, Sprouts Farmer’s Market. It’s a grocery store chain based in Phoenix, Arizona and (Continue Reading…);
Rain rain go away . . . we don’t say that anymore because we actually picked up a rain barrel and every little bit of extra water helps right? It definitely saves me some money! Here in Houston, you just never know when one of those rain clouds will show up, you can have (Continue Reading…);
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Kmart for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. Some stores are catching on that holiday shoppers want to start shopping early and they also want layaway. Kmart is one of the stores that are not only offering a layaway program for the (Continue Reading…);
Just days before school began we realized that my oldest daughter’s glasses were lost. I mean REALLY lost. They had been classified as MIA for quite some time, but we thought for sure that they were at her friends’ house and that a quick trip there would save the day. But we were wrong (Continue Reading…);
You have style, and you like to show it. When the economy was great, you found yourself drawn to designers that highlighted your flair, but now things are a bit tougher for everyone. That doesn’t mean you have to give up on quality in home decorations or in fashion. All you have to do is (Continue Reading…);
It’s a holiday and you know what that means! Deals, steals and discounts! Be sure to find out about these Best Memorial Day Deals from the Gap, Banana Republic, Hotels.com, Best Buy and more! Bloomingdales 20-65% off and these savings: 15% off when you spend $200-$349.99, 20% off when you spend $350-$499.99, 25% off when you spend (Continue Reading…);
I know I’m not the only person that has shopped at Goodwill, or other types of consignment or resale stores. They are a good source of household goods, clothing and give us great ways to save money. It’s good for the environment because things you aren’t using anymore don’t just get thrown away and (Continue Reading…);
I actually don’t really like going to the grocery store. Especially when I have to take the kids or I just need to run in to get something or on days like today when it is pouring rain outside. So why not make life easier and save money and call “Alice.” No I (Continue Reading…);
Shopping and Dinner for $25.00? I can think of quite a few people that would love to get this for Christmas. I’m one of them (hint hint) $25 JCPenney Gift Card, Plus $50 Restaurant.com Gift Card I’m thinking teachers gifts for one thing. They could treat themselves with something from the home and then take the family (Continue Reading…);
Have you signed up with Upromise.com? It’s a way to help you save money towards your child’s college education while doing things that you already do like grocery shop or shopping online. Find out more about the upromise program and how it works in our article “Does Upromise help you keep your promise to save (Continue Reading…);
BFads.com has a sneak peak for you for Black Friday with this 95-item Target Toy Coupon Book advertisement listing and its 7-page advertisement scan earlier today. The Target toy book features coupons for some of this year’s top holiday toys including a $5 off coupon on Fijit Friendsand Let’s Rock Elmo and a $10 off coupon on LeapFrog Leapster Explorer System. We’re (Continue Reading…);
Aeropostale – $10 off $50 American Eagle - 20% Off Everything Banana Republic Factory Outlet – 15% off $100+ purchase Barnes & Noble - 15% Off One Item Cacique – - $25 off $75 Carter’s – 20% off $40+ purchase Casual Male: $20 off a $75 Purchase CJ Banks: 50% off order CVS - BOGO coupon Starburst Flavor Morph Express: 30% Off All Women’s Shoes (Continue Reading…);
I remember growing up “layaway” was one way my parents made sure to pay cash, stay on budget and avoid using credit cards. I remember using layaway myself with my older children, because being a single mom meant having to carefully budget every item from back to school to Christmas, holidays, and birthdays. So, I (Continue Reading…);
