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Frugal Baked Rockfish Recipes

Tamila McDonald / March 12th, 2018 / No Comments

Did you know that you can cook a great meal at home without breaking the bank? It’s true! As more people start cooking at home to help save money, frugal recipes have become all the rage. And, with so many households increasing their protein intake, rockfish is an excellent choice. Not only is rockfish flavorful, but it’s also affordable. Plus, there are a lot of low-cost ways to dress it up,...

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How to Create a $50 Grocery List

Chonce Maddox / May 31st, 2017 / No Comments

How much do you spend on groceries each month? This is always a hot topic for budget-conscious households who feel they spend way too much on groceries. If you feel your grocery budget is out of control, you’re not alone. According to a Gallup Poll, the average American spends $151-$180 per week on groceries. Lowering your grocery budget requires some skill, prioritizing, and willpower but it’s...

How to Reduce Food Waste

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Chonce Maddox / May 18th, 2016 / No Comments

The older you get, the more you probably aren’t comfortable with wasting food. Food can cost a great deal of money, and by throwing away unused food, you are throwing away the money you spend in a sense. However, if you’d like to reduce food waste and thus save money, there are several ways you can do that. Start When You’re At the Grocery Store When you’re grocery shopping,...

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4 Ways to Save Money on Work Lunches

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Chonce Maddox / April 19th, 2016 / 1 Comment

Work can be tiring some days which makes it easy to view your lunch break as a brief escape. Many people dine out for lunch. While it’s perfectly find to purchase work lunches, if you start paying attention to the money you spend, it may surprise you. For example, if you spend an average of $6 on lunch each work day, that’s a total of $30 per week or $120 per month which adds up to well over $1000...

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