There have been a preponderance of good deals lately. From free photobooks and cheap magazines to deep discounts on granola bars, clothing and even Kitchen Aids. The crazy thing is that - believe it or not - what I post here on Kosher on a Budget … [Read more...]
Baby on a Budget
Photo Credit My husband and I have three kids - two sons (7 and 5) and one daughter (19 months - that's her at 2 weeks!). Surrounded by friends who have four or more kids, I'm practically a newbie in the world of motherhood. So while I would … [Read more...]
Reader Q&A: Do you ever just splurge?!
It's been a while since we've had a Q&A, but I've got a fun one today! I just found your blog two weeks ago and I love it (Thank you!). After 14 years of marriage, my husband and I are finally making a budget - and trying to stick to it... I … [Read more...]
5 Ways I Save
I've said before that I'm not big into resolutions. I am, however, big into goal-setting. With a new (secular) year upon us, it's time for DH and I to sit down and set some goals for our family's finances. The big sit-down is on the schedule for … [Read more...]
What are YOU doing on January 10th at 7:30 pm?
If you live in Kansas City, I hope the answer is: Why, attending your inaugural Kosher on a Budget class at the Jewish Community Center campus, of course! That's right, friends. It's Kosher on a Budget LIVE. I was thrilled when the Federation asked … [Read more...]
Because Knowledge Really *Is* Power
Remember when I said that the single most important thing you can do to save money is to pay attention? Today I want to ask you: Are you paying attention to how much money you are spending every month on food and household items? I'm not … [Read more...]
Reader Q&A: How to Deal with Unfriendly Cashiers
Today I want to address a couponing question that I can totally relate to -- the worry over "unfriendly" cashiers. I just started using coupons -- thanks to KOAB -- but I am always nervous when I go into the store. I feel like there is such a … [Read more...]
5 Tips for Getting the Best Deal on Big Ticket Purchases
Photo Credit In my experience, the #1 budget buster is impulse shopping. If you can replace that impulse with these five steps, I believe you will seriously increase your odds of getting the very best deal on your next big ticket item. 1. Spend … [Read more...]