Yes. I buy vouchers for restaurants and spa/beauty deals.
I buy via groupon, living social, and gilt city.
Ideally I look for places that I am familiar with, but also look for places I have been wanting to try but the experience is out of my budget normally.
Whenever possible I buy the biggest can or box of what I'm getting. So if I'm buying canned fruit, for example, I get the largest jar and divide it up into tupperware containers when I get home. Same amount of servings, but the price is slightly cheaper than if you bought smaller, individual cans. A lot of breakfast items come this way too, and I always buy the biggest jar of peanut butter because again, you're getting the same amount of food as you would if you bought two small jars, but you're paying slightly less. Like with generic poptarts: if I get the small box with 8 pop tarts, it cost $2.50, so to get 16 poptarts would be $5. But if I buy the large box with 16 poptarts, it costs $4.50. It does add up!
We had a fifteen year mortgage but we paid that early (a year or two early). Now we are free and clear and in our 40s. I would say always go with a 15 year. It is so worth it. If you are not buying more than you can afford, a 15 year is do-able. We did it on one income most of the time.
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Yes. I buy vouchers for restaurants and spa/beauty deals.
I buy via groupon, living social, and gilt city.
Ideally I look for places that I am familiar with, but also look for places I have been wanting to try but the experience is out of my budget normally.
I registered
Whenever possible I buy the biggest can or box of what I'm getting. So if I'm buying canned fruit, for example, I get the largest jar and divide it up into tupperware containers when I get home. Same amount of servings, but the price is slightly cheaper than if you bought smaller, individual cans. A lot of breakfast items come this way too, and I always buy the biggest jar of peanut butter because again, you're getting the same amount of food as you would if you bought two small jars, but you're paying slightly less. Like with generic poptarts: if I get the small box with 8 pop tarts, it cost $2.50, so to get 16 poptarts would be $5. But if I buy the large box with 16 poptarts, it costs $4.50. It does add up!
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Wow! This is awesome! I'm going to sign up with my iPhone today!
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Me too...I don't have a smart phone or I'd enter, maybe that's why the number of giveaway entrants is low. :)
We had a fifteen year mortgage but we paid that early (a year or two early). Now we are free and clear and in our 40s. I would say always go with a 15 year. It is so worth it. If you are not buying more than you can afford, a 15 year is do-able. We did it on one income most of the time.
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