Save on Shine

Shine has the sense of humor of an

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Ol'' wet wash cloth after being rubbed on a persons hand tat wus full of warts and than buried in tat persons backyard.

Green Your Halloween

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6 Ways to Scare the Kids and Spare the Earth by GreenYour.com Between adding cobwebs to your home, stocking up on chocolate and deciding how to dress a goblin, you’ve got a lot on your mind. Though tradition is…

How to SAVE a bundle in Dallas/Fort Worth

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You can easily save a minimum of $20 per week using this site. However, if you pay attention you can save $50 and more easy. If you plan to make a major purchase you could save $500 in a week. Here's the website:

21 websites that save you time and money

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By Mary Hunt

It’s hard to imagine what life was like before the Internet. Yet as wonderful as it is to have so much information so readily available, it can be overwhelming. Take “grocery coupons,” for example. Type that into Google and you’ll get 19 million results. Search “budget” at Yahoo and up pop 1.25 billion options!

To narrow the field, here are 21 websites to help you save—I’ve even included a couple of great coupon sites, so you won’t have to sift through all those Google results.

Green Grocery Shopping on a Budget

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by Erin Walsh Want to green your grocery cart, but think organic foods are out of your price range? Think again. If you pick and choose your spots and know how to shop smart, you can make healthy purchases that are good for you and your wallet.

Sally Fallon, author of the…

DON'T BE SCARED

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THERE IS NOTHING SCARY ABOUT A BREAST EXAM. IF THEY FIND SOMETHING IN TIME, THEY CAN PREVENT FURTHER DAMAGE! SO MAKE A DOCTOR'S APPOINTMENT TODAY. YOU TAKE CARE OF EVERYONE ELSE, NOW IT'S TIME TO TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF. DON'T FORGET TO LEARN HOW TO DO EVERYDAY EXAMS FOR YOURSELF DURING…

How to get bargains in a recession

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With the economy in a recession, money is tight, goods are expensive, and luckily you can haggle almost anything these days. The drastic increase in unemployment means it is even more important to save for the unexpected. Everyone should have at least three months of living expenses in easily accessible savings. With the economy in a slump, it's definitely a buyer's market.

Follow these steps to get bargains in a recession.

What Do You Splurge and Save On?

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If you clicked this link in Friday’s post, you already know what I splurge and save on. If you didn’t, here it is:

SPLURGE: Jeans and handbags
Really great jeans wear well so they last longer. (I’m still wearing a pair of Joe’s Jeans I bought in 2003.) I also splurge on handbags. My rationale: I take the subway instead of owning a car, so my handbag is the “vehicle” for my notebooks, magazines, umbrella, lunch, and often my laptop. I’d rather buy one $400 bag and have it forever than have to keep replacing junky ones.

Spend Less by Nurturing Yourself More

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by Olivia Mellan

As a psychotherapist specializing in money problems, I've been helping others with their compulsive spending for years. This work, along with some of my discoveries…