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Downturnaround Deals: Modcloth, Finish Line, Old Navy, Radio Shack, Esprit

By Sara Clemence ⋅ 2:35 pm February 11, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment

mouse-and-money-150We make it easier to keep your spending in check, with weekly deals hand-picked for Recessionwire readers by the nice people over at Savings.com.

Take $15 off $99 or more off the indie and retro styles at Modcloth. (See more Modcloth coupons.)

Get $11 off $60 or more at Finish Line. (See more Finish Line coupons.)…

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Money Saving Tips from the Military

By YourTango ⋅ 10:37 am June 26, 2009 ⋅ 3 comments

Clothes PegI belong to a military spouse club here in Camp Lejeune, and every so often they email you helpful news letters.. this week I got one about different ways to save money around the house. In these hard times we all know a little extra money goes a long way. Matt and I use most of these tips at home and some of them take a little extra effort but they are worth every penny.

Laundry- If you use an electric or gas dryer for your laundry, consider hanging them up outside or purchase an in home clothes hanger. ( Personally, Matt and I bought two, and they are 9.99 plus tax at Wal-Mart. They have paid for themselves. And, the great thing about them is, you can set your clothes outside to dry or if you have a rainy day they work just as good indoors. We cut our electric bill by almost 15 percent, thats almost 40 bucks extra a month. . yes, electricity is that expensive here.. )

Check your house for air leaks. Fixing them can cut cost on your heating/cooling bill BIG time! We live about 12 minutes away from the beach, and it is already 80 degrees average a day here. We had some missing insulation pieces from under our back door. We spent 2 dollars in supplies to fix it and now our AC doesn’t have to work as hard to cool down the house…

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At the End of Your Robe: Nine Savvy Spending Tips for Spring

By Julie Greene ⋅ 3:16 pm April 3, 2009 ⋅ One comment

Stylist Julie Greene offers expert advice on looking fierce in a financial crisis.

shopping-bag-and-moneyIf you are like me (and lots of other people) your spring clothing budget isn’t what it used to be. I’ve had to accept the fact what I already own will, for the most part, have to get me through summer. Any dollars I do drop, I want to go as far as possible. And, I want to be sure every penny is well spent—on clothes I’ll love and wear, not items that I’ll find in a year with the tags still on. That means shopping thoughtfully and strategically, using these nine tips for getting the most out of spring spending.

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This Little Piggy Went Hungry…

By Lynn Parramore ⋅ 3:44 pm March 26, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

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The piggy bank business is booming in the Recession, according to Reuters. Seems that decimated home prices and ravaged retirement accounts have reinforced the virtue of putting money aside. Piggy banks symbolize the need to save, but they also remind us of just how hard it is to do that right now. This photo of a skinny piggy bank – aka the “gasoline piggy bank” when it appeared during last summer’s gas price hikes – has been hoofing it once again across the Internet…

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