Mutual Funds VS Gold Coins March 9, 2010
Posted by Vedis The Home Lover in : Money Management , comments closedThanks to my AKPK debt management program that I am able to save up some money.
With increasing savings in the bank, I am thinking of investing in mutual funds or gold coins.
I had luck with mutual funds before I was deeply in credit card debt, so it’s natural that I wanted to invest in mutual funds again. However, my blogging pal suggested otherwise.
According to her, she has been making way more money from golds than mutual funds these few years.
So, what do you think?
Print Christmas Cards To Save Money September 27, 2009
Posted by Vedis The Home Lover in : Money Management , comments closedHubby suggests that we print christmas cards online this year.
Thanks to his colleague’s recommendations that we are exposed to many online websites that provide millions of free beautifully-designed Christmas cards for print at home.
This way, money saved from buying Christmas cards can be used for buying Christmas gifts.
Oh, no. It’s only September and I am talking about Christmas! 
Let’s talk about Pink Ribbon gifts or Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October first.
Buy The Zero Radius Sinks Online June 9, 2009
Posted by Vedis The Home Lover in : Home Appliances , comments closedHubby still can’t confirm if he wants to buy the zero radius sinks he came across online or the ones he saw at a nearby shopping mall.
Well, it’s actually very easy to decide. The ones he found at the shopping mall were priced much more expensive. To save money, he should just order them online.
I know hubby. He wants to compare as many places as possible to get the best deal.
Use Coupons To Save Money May 26, 2009
Posted by Vedis The Home Lover in : Save Money On Household Products / Cleaning , comments closed
Do you know that 94% of consumers now use coupons to save money on groceries, household appliances and health and beauty items, according to a magazine survey?
These days, like a lot of folks, I’m using coupons to clip costs. I especially love to buy multiple copies of Sunday newspapers in order to maximize savings from groceries to appetite suppressants to cleaning products to personal care products.
Take note that new online coupons typically are loaded on the first day of each month.
A Good Way To Save Money February 9, 2009
Posted by Vedis The Home Lover in : Money Management , comments closedI have not felt like eating these few days. I eat biscuits and drink tea only.
Normally I must eat rice. But these few days, I haven’t looked for my favorite Chinese fried rice, Tom Yam fried rice, chicken rice or mixed rice.
I just need a few cookies and some tea for my stomach. Is this normal?
Perhaps it’s a good way to save money on meals…;D
8 Ways To Save Money On Household Or Cleaning Budget February 4, 2008
Posted by Vedis The Home Lover in : Save Money On Household Products / Cleaning , comments closedLearn simple ways to save money around your home. These are 8 simple ways to help you save money on cleaning budget.
1. Reuse. Find ways to reuse items in your home for cleaning purposes. Try cutting up towels or clothing into cleaning rags. These can be hemmed on a sewing machine and washed in the washing machine to reduce the need for disposable cloths.
2. Use coupons. Using Target coupons or HomeDepot deals can save a lot of money off of your household budget. Check stores at CouponChief for variety of money saving coupons and coupon codes.
3. Get free samples. Many times manufacturers will send out free samples of new and innovative products.
4. Line dry your clothes. Line drying your clothes has many benefits that can save money. Eliminating the dryer cuts down on utility costs needed for its operation, but also prevents added cooling costs for your home.
5. Try using natural cleaners. For many cleaning jobs alternative cleansers may work wonders without emptying your checking account.
6. Plan a cleaning budget. Planning a cleaning budget can help prevent impulse buying. To really get a feel for what your budget needs to be, track your spending on cleaning products over the course of a few months. Sit down and analyze where the money was spent.
Determine what items were really not needed and which ones cannot be done without. Figure out how long your products are lasting. Use the information to create a budget for your family’s cleaning needs.
7. Spot treat stains on rugs, carpets, upholstery, and clothing as soon as possible. Fast attention prevents more expensive repairs or removals later on.
8. Shop around online. Find the best deals on the products you can’t live without at CouponChief or shop at online dollar stores or at online discount warehouses. If you have the space consider buying in bulk.
