Tomorrow's Money

Tips and tricks for everyday people to save and make the most of their money.

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Read your receipts. They often offer coupons for a later date.

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Paper goods, cleaning supplies and cosmetics are probably going to be less expensive at big-box stores like Target or Wal-Mart.

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Anyone interested in a high profit (based on how much work you put in!) home business?

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Appeal your property tax assessment. 1 in 3 homeowners are successful in getting their fees reduced.
Savings: As much as $400 per year

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Wait to replace your grill, lawn mower, or patio furniture until the fall, when stores mark down their inventory to make room for holidays!

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Close closet doors to lower the square footage you're heating (and cooling).
Savings: About $50 per year off your energy bills.

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Shorten your dryer-vent hose. (First, disconnect it and vacuum it out) A short and unobstructed line makes your dryer run more efficiently.

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Meal planning

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Today's savings using the SnipSnap App. Free products and store coupons got with App led to total savings of $47

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Money saving App of the week: @snipsnapapp Easily putting all coupons you need on your phone saves time and money! http://t.co/rZUpRNFAQb

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Does your state pay you to recycle? MI, CA, HI, CT, ME, VT, DE, IA, MA, NY, and OR all do! Turn in your cans for cash! #recycle #cash

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Sales are great but get on mailing lists for promo coupons and you will add discounts on top of discounts, applying coupons to sale items

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Being vigilant in all areas of our financial lives, from the big stuff to the small stuff,can make a real impact on our bottom lines. #money

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Have money directly deposited from your checking account into a dedicated savings account. You won't miss what you don't see. #SavingMoney

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Use only the ATMs of your bank or credit union. Using the ATM of another financial institution could well cost you $3 a withdrawal.

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Ask your physician to prescribe generic drugs. Generic drugs can cost several hundred dollars less to buy annually than brand-name drugs.

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It costs an average of $25 to eat out, but only $5 to eat in. #smartsaving #money

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Get a receipt for everything you purchase. Review receipts at the end of the month, and you will see where your money goes #save #$ #cash