Blog Detail
Northern Cheapskate
http://www.northerncheapskate.com
Personal finance blog designed to help rural dwellers live better with less. Written by a mom of three kids under the age of three.
- Added on: Mar 3rd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Northern Cheapskate
- Listed in: Personal Shopping
- Tags: saving coupons frugal living groceries
Recent Posts
Stop by Caribou Coffee for Monday deals
Feel a case of the Mondays coming on? Maybe some Caribou Coffee will perk you up. Stop by Caribou Coffee every Monday for these great deals: $1 Medium Caribou Blend Coffee $2 Medium Mocha (with new Guittard Chocolate) $3 Small Latte and any bakery...
Free Diaper Samples and Coupons
When you're the mom of twins, you learn pretty quick that every diaper and every diaper coupon is like gold. Here are a few diaper samples and coupons to stretch your budget: Get a free sample of Pampers Extra Protection diapers. Currently th...
More Coupons From Your Television
My husband was browsing the channels on DirecTV this weekend and stopped on the News Mix Channel. There at the top of the screen, was a banner ad for "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter' complete with a $1 off coupon. Just click on the coupon off...
Occassional Treat or Unnecessary Expense?
For those of you who are regular readers, you know that I'm a big believer in the idea that the small things you do can really add up. Clipping coupons, turning off lights when you leave a room, washing clothes in cold water - it can all make a...
Do Gift Cards Make Good Gifts?
Gift cards are popular ways to spoil your loved ones during the holiday season. But do they make for good gifts? Here are some of the pros of giving gift cards: Gift cards are easy to obtain. You can buy gift cards just about anywhere for any me...
Enter the Kmart Bluelight Special Sweepstakes
As a kid I remember the excitement of seeing a Kmart employee wheel the infamous Bluelight out to a special section of the store. You could sense the anticipation on the faces of eager shoppers as they craned their necks to see what the savings woul...
