Saving Mommy Money

This is a great cause; read on: We are a German based company called kaufDA, which provides advertisement brochures of local stores online to help consumers search for specific ...
Filed under: Featured, Holiday ideas, In the News, Mother's Health, Tips & Advice, Uncategorized, WAKE UP!
Tags: Blog, carbon, carbon print, green, kaufDA

We knew it was going to happen, and it finally has- prices have jumped for downloading music. Will this cause more illegal music downloading? The world's largest music store, Apple's iTunes, plans to boost the
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Tags: apple, downloads, ipod, itunes, LA Times, mp3, Music

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Filed under: Coupons, Featured, In the News, Mother's Health, free sample
Tags: Cardiovascular Disorders, Conditions and Diseases, Craisins, Go Red, Health, Heart and Stroke Foundation, Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, Heart Disease, Neurological Disorders, Ocean Spray, Organizations, Stroke

It is nice to see the large, successful organizations helping others during this economic downshift. Go get yours: The company invites customers to take advantage of this one-day event by
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Tags: Business, Employment, FedEx, Printing, Resumes and Portfolios, United States

So yesterday, lunch-hour customers were given the choice of an appetizer, plus either tagliatelle bolognese, salmon or braised beef, and coffee or tea, for whatever they wanted to pay. For a dollar even. Or
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Peanut recall?- What peanut recall? I am stunned by how many products are involved in this Salmonella Typhimurium Outbreak. Please check it out to keep your family safe:...
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Tags: FDA, outbreak, Peanut, peanut recall, recall list, Salmonella Typhimurium

On Monday (February 16th) People in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario will be celebrating Family Day, a new paid holiday. What an awesome concept this is and I think the rest of the world should join in. In a world where the hustle and bustle takes over, it is nice to ...
Filed under: Childrens' Health, Featured, Holiday ideas, In the News, Mother's Health
Tags: Canada, Employment, Employment Standards Act, Family Day, Government, Ontario, paid holiday

I am all for teaching children about money, but I don't think we should be going as far as the story below suggests. I admit, I will some times walk with my head down at the county fair or along paths to the bus, but only because I have accidentally found money at those places before. I am not sure that this economic situation is THIS extreme: STATEN ISLAND, New York (CNN) -- Maybe Wall Street bankers can learn a thing or two from the Humpherys. Eleven-year-old Brianna shows off the fruits of her money-search labors. The Staten Island family of four is a reminder that "every penny counts" by keeping a constant eye out for other people's lost money. Braving blustery winter winds and frigid Northeast temperatures, mom Barbara and dad Scott take their two daughters to scour a dreary Staten Island parking lot. Shouts of joy from 11-year-old Brianna and 7-year-old Karen ring across the early evening sky. Watch the family search for change »
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Tags: change, CNN, collect, Economic, economic situation, frugal, hobby, Humphreys, money, news

I went in search of the cloth versus disposable diaper debate on the web today feeling guilty that it is one thing that perhaps I should have invested in, but didn't. I am aware that if you have more than one child, especially, they may be the frugal answer (if ...
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Tags: cloth diapers, diapers, disposable, Environment, green, laundry

Are you interested in cutting back during these economic times, but don't know where to start? HubPages.com has some answers: Since we are certainly facing rough economic times all of us are trying to figure out new ways to cut out expenses ...
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Tags: Accounting, Consumer spending, economics, flow charts, household spending, Kids and Teens, School Time, Social Sciences, spending