All Posts Tagged With: "save money on food"
Get More on a Tighter Grocery Budget
As the price for groceries continues to increase and the average family’s food budget decreases, many people are looking for ways to feed their families for less money. In 2012, the Department of Agriculture estimates that grocery store prices will increase as much as 4%. Here’s’ what you can do to decrease your grocery expenses [...]
Living In A Recession
This article is provided by Kathy Zengolewicz, a student of MakeMoneyFromWriting.com, where she is learning how to find freelance writing jobs and establish an online writing business. Kathy is the founder of The Ardent Author What is a recession? A recession is when there is a decline in industrial production, employment, real income, and wholesale-retail [...]
Reduce Household Expenses: Chop the Grocery Bill
Everywhere you go and in everything you read, people are focused on the high price of gas- and that fact that it’s only going to get higher. But have you noticed the price of groceries? The cost of food is increasing right along side our gasoline prices (and the heating fuel and electric, and….) People [...]
A Month of Groceries for a Family of Four – Under $150
Everywhere you look, people are complaining of the rising prices and the difficulties of keeping up with their monthly expenses. The average family of four spends over $500 a month on groceries (including paper products and cleaning supplies) with some families spending over $800 monthly. If you are in need of some extra cash and are not [...]
Work Lunches: Buy or Pack Your Own?
I’m lucky enough to work from home, so every day when I get hungry I just walk into the kitchen and make myself lunch from whatever we have on hand. Most of the time, I have a wide selection and can choose something healthy. For people who work five days out of the home, though, [...]
I agree. If a local business is the one offering the sale price I will buy it from them. ...
We are retired and live on a grocery budget of $200 a month for 2 people in the Midwest. That ...