It’s been plastered all over the television, run on crawlers during TV shows, and even mentioned on the evening news. The conversion from analog to digital television is on February 17. If you still have any older televisions that are not hooked up to satellite or cable, you may need a converter box.
The good news is that you can save $40 on a converter box (or $80 on two converter …
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Written by Matt on October 11, 2008
There’s a couple sites you really should visit to find some free and discounted kids meals in your area: www.kidsmeals.com and www.mykidseatfree.com/Select_A_City.asp are both great places to find ways to let your kids feast on the cheap. There are so many deals I can’t begin to list them all.
Head to those websites and put in your zip code. You’ll be amazed how many free/discount kids …
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Written by Matt on October 8, 2008
Just found that you can buy any online only items on cvs.com for 25% off. Link is here. It’s only for items they carry online but not in the store, but you might find something you want in there at a bargain.
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Written by Matt on October 8, 2008
I came across an article on the News Times about couponing I thought I’d share. It explains the importance of planning your meals when couponing. Coupons are great for buying non-perishables well ahead of time, but you need some forethought when purchasing perishables. Spoiled food you have to throw out is still a waste, regardless of the excellent deal you got on it!
It’s an interesting read and includes her meal plans for a week (along with the …
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Written by Matt on October 8, 2008
With Christmas coming up, I thought I’d point out a personal experience we’ve had with video gaming and our children. VIdeo games are a hot Christmas item, and it seems around my neighborhood that everyone has a video gaming system of one sort or another. The problem is, it is expensive!
The Nintendo Wii is one of the most popular gaming systems on the market today. It costs around $550 for the console and $50 for …
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Written by Matt on October 5, 2008
