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6 Easy Spring Cleaning Tips

By Pennysaver Plus on February 28, 2023 Home

Spring is finally here and has come to remind you that it’s time for some good old spring cleaning. Spring cleaning can be a bit of a hassle because of rising temperatures and wind bringing in dust and pollen. With a bit of organization and tricks, you can easily conquer your spring time cleaning routine. Here are six easy spring cleaning tips to make your spring cleaning hassle free. Try them out if you are in need of speeding up your cleaning and possibly toning down its difficulty. 1. Details Make the Difference When it comes to spring cleaning, it…

Expenses You Didn’t Know Were Tax Deductible

By Pennysaver Plus on February 24, 2023 Pennysaver News

If you are like most taxpayers, you may pay a small fortune to the IRS each year through income taxes. A heavy tax burden can be difficult for individuals and families to bear, and you understandably want to decrease this burden as much as possible so that you keep more of your hard-earned money in your own bank account. The good news is that there are numerous tax deductions available that can help you to save money on taxes. You may already be using common tax deductions, but learning more about hidden or commonly overlooked deductions can help you to…

How to Keep Fresh Cut Flowers Longer

By Pennysaver Plus on February 7, 2023 Pennysaver News

You’ve probably heard a few anecdotal tips for keeping cut flowers looking beautiful, but could a weird trick like adding a penny or an aspirin to the vase really work? There are a few proven ideas for keeping homegrown and store-bought bouquets looking great. Preparation When a plant is cut, the stem absorbs air. This embolism or air pocket prevents water from being absorbed. That’s why it’s so important to cut the stems before arranging the bouquet. Remove at least one inch, and cut on an angle to increase the surface area and to prevent the bottom from resting directly…

Winning Snacks for the Big Game You Can Make for Under $10

By Pennysaver Plus on February 6, 2023 Frugal Friday

I just got wind that someone volunteered my house to host Sunday’s Big Game. Thanks for the heads up guys! Now I got to quickly come up with a tasty menu that won’t break the bank. Our party may be BYOB, but I still have to fill my guests’ tummies which can get a bit costly. Not this year. While the AFC and NFC battle it out on the field, I plan on heading over to my grocery store to pick up supplies for these tasty touchdown-worthy eats. Broccoli Tots You’ll need: 2 cups of uncooked or frozen broccoli 1…

Teach your Kid to be a Super Saver

By Pennysaver Plus on January 21, 2022 Family

It is never too early to start teaching children the value of money and the essential concepts of budgeting and saving. In addition to explaining the source of money, parents should teach children how to save and spend wisely. Children of all ages can learn money management skills. The sooner children learn that it is better to earn interest than to pay it to creditors, the more prepared they will be to manage their money as adults. Money is Something that You Earn When children see money dispensed from an ATM, they may not understand that their parents had to…

Coronavirus Outbreak

Helping to Flatten the Curve

By Pennysaver Plus on April 14, 2020 Pennysaver News

The outbreak of the Coronavirus has caused us all to stop in our tracks, take stock of what we’re doing and what we should be doing, and reassess the plans we set out for 2020. The challenge we face today has been both unexpected and devastating. The Pennysaver was founded in 1958, and we have brought you community news, savings and local services ever since. We have come through recessions, shocks and crashes, because of this there is a special bond between the Pennysaver’s Got It Local and its readers. You know you can rely on us, and we know…

Ways to Finance Home Improvements

By Pennysaver Plus on August 2, 2017 Home

It is a common understanding that your home is a castle that should make you feel comfortable and safe within its walls. However, if your home is not living up to the promise of comfort and safety, you can consider remodeling it to match your needs. Despite the fact that a home improvement is an excellent way of adding the lacking value to your home, most homeowners are kept at bay by the exorbitant costs associated with a home improvement project. Are you one of such individuals? If you are, below are ways to finance your home improvement project. 1.…

Separate Acne Facts from Myths

By Pennysaver Plus on August 1, 2017 Personal Care

Almost everyone deals with acne at some point in his or her life. Some people suffer from chronic acne, while others only get blemishes periodically. No matter what type of acne you have, one thing is always true: you want to get rid of it as quickly and easily as possible. One of the most prevalent myths about acne is that it is always caused by not washing your face frequently enough. Many types of acne are not triggered by dirt, and people who have acne do not automatically have poor hygiene. One of the biggest steps toward reducing breakouts…

Do Programmable Thermostats Really Save You Money?

By Pennysaver Plus on July 6, 2017 Home, Pennysaver News

If you are in the market for new ways to save energy in your home, you have probably heard of Programmable Thermostats. Programmable thermostats are marketed as saving energy, cutting costs, and increasing ease of use. Are they worth the hype? The following is a breakdown of Programmable Thermostats’ key features and how they live up to these marketing claims. Automatic Adjustments With a traditional thermostat, you manually adjust the temperature in your home. You have a couple specific ways that you can adjust what is happening. You can choose to heat or cool your home to a specific temperature.…

8 Storage Solutions for Your Kids’ Bedrooms

By Pennysaver Plus on June 27, 2017 Family

Your kids’ bedrooms should be comfortable and relaxing places for them to play, study, and sleep. However, if their rooms are just a jumble of clutter, they can become more of a spot filled with tension and angst. Kids have a lot of stuff, and keeping it organized and off the floor can seem like a monumental task, but having the proper storage solutions can help. Here are eight great storage options to make any child’s room a more delightful place to grow. 1.Loft Beds Loft beds can be a great option when you have vertical space but not a…

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