Being Booga

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If you’re looking for ways to spend less on groceries and stretch your dollars, you’re in the right place.

Being Frugal is becoming a hot topic with today’s scary economy. There’s lots of information available to those seeking real solutions - everything from Better Budgeting, Shopping, Saving and Being Resourceful.

Here’s a Round Up of some of Being Booga - Domestic Goodness’ information on the subject of saving and spending less.

• Save 26% on groceries in Denver (or anywhere)
• How I Saved by Shopping Ethnic Markets
• How to Survive a “no money for food” crisis
• No money for new furniture? Make something great (Being Resourceful)
• Get things for FREE - Try Rebates!
• Make Your Own? Yes you can, and you can save a bundle and help the environment. Try These:
  Laundry Detergent - Homemade!
  Cleaning Supplies - Cheap, Environmentally Friendly and Homemade Easy
• Make an easy, quick $25.00
• You Need a Budget - I did, and this software was essential to helping me get it.
  

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Don’t forget to check the RECIPES and other categories for cheap recipes and more easy solutions.

Also, please feel free to comment - I’d love to hear from you especially if you found something here to be helpful.

I just got back from cashing in my tip change and using it to pay my water bill.

For years now I’ve been saving my tip change in a large coffee can and it always finances my trips to Denver. But now, it seems I can’t get by a month without using that money. Tips are down.

Tonight I decided to get back to using my Budget software.

I am going to really have to watch where my money is going in order to be able to continue to save. I think if I can just keep better track, I’ll know where I can cut back.

The You Need A Budget software makes it easy to make my money work a little harder.  I use it and I’m back on track in no time! It’s worth every penny.

How can your money work for you? — You Need A Budget.