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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

It's not too late!

Halloween is just a few days away, but it's not too late to save money on spooktacular costumes, treats and decorations.

Get money-saving ideas for everything scary and spooky in our eBook, A Frightfully Frugal Halloween, by Margi L. Washburn, now for sale for just $9.95 from www.FrugalLivingPress.com, —CWL

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If you have a pet, you need ‘Paws’ Here for Savings: Learn the Tricks to Keeping Your Furry Friend Happy and Healthy for Less by Margi L. Washburn. Mom to dozens of dogs and cats over the years, Washburn tells you her secrets for saving money on pet supplies, veterinary care, dog food and cat food and grooming your pet. Owners will find a multitude of ways to save on health care, boarding, food, treats, toys, entertainment and more, including a comparison of pet insurance costs. In these days when people are actually giving away their pets because they can’t afford to care for them, you won’t have to even consider such a heartbreaking decision, because this book shows you how you can keep the furry members of your family happy and healthy with very little money. 37 pp.

Looking for cheap deals? There’s more to saving money than a coupon, and in Shrewd Shopping: Save Money Online with Ebates, Rebates & Coupons, author Alice Rose Kieft opens up a world of savings you may not even have known existed: coupons, rebates and “ebates,” or cash-back, that are as close as your computer. Kieft, who teaches Internet skills to community college students, is a veteran coupon-clipper and rebate-wrangler, explains all the types of savings you can get online for just about everything you buy. Learn how to get checks in the mail every time you make a purchase. Plus, this book unravels the mystery of “stacking” and the secrets about coupon codes. Get honest reviews of all the best money-saving Web sites, and start saving money with your very next purchase. 37 pp.

Real Food, Real Cheap: How to Save Money on Your Food Bill and Still Eat Well, by Carol Wiley Lorente, shows you all the ways you can save money at the grocery store and still eat “real,” unprocessed, whole foods. Sure, we all know we should clip grocery coupons, but there’s more to saving money and eating well than using food coupons. Lorente gives you 43 pages of money-saving tips, plus recipes for a week’s worth of dinners—meals such as Sage Pork Chops with Apple-Mustard Sauce, Southwest Couscous & Black Bean Salad, Three-Bean Turkey Chili, Ginger Chicken Fried Rice— all for less than $1 per serving!

Halloween is the second most popular holiday of the year, next to Christmas. Need an idea or two or more for costumes, decorations, parties and entertainment? You’ll find them in A Frightfully Frugal Halloween by Margi L. Washburn. This book shows you how to save money with tips and tricks from folks just like you who want to have family fun, and save money too. Whether you have kids to dress up, or you’re planning to host a gathering for grownup ghouls and goblins, there are many ways to get what you need for very little money, and in some cases for free! Check out A Frightfully Frugal Halloween, and show everyone your frugal side—and that’s not scary at all. 32 pages

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

It's not too late!

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