STORIES

Ways to Save Money on Dining Out

By Carlos on March 3, 2023 Food and Dining

Did you know that Americans are spending billions of dollars more at restaurants than on groceries? Preserve your finances and enjoy a meal away with the buffet of options to feast on savings. 1. Budget It Take control of the urge to splurge by setting a limit on how much you will spend on restaurant meals. Having a budget will help you determine how often you will dine and which restaurants fit within your means. 2. Savings in Your Wallet You may be holding a key to dining discounts. Are you a student? A member of AAA or AARP? Veteran…

Creative Cold Cut Sandwich Recipes

By Carlos on March 3, 2023 Food & Drink

Whether you pack it for lunch, make it for a quick snack, or even have it as the main course for dinner, the timeless cold cut sandwich has never let us down. Enjoy a classic ham and cheese, take on a robust roast beef and provolone, or go light with turkey and avocado, there are endless amount of classics to choose from. But we want to help you get a little more creative with your cold cut creations, so lets dive in to some of these exciting and amazing recipes you may not have tried before! Roasted Chicken with Pesto,…

Easy Ways to Save on Your Taxes

By Carlos on March 1, 2023 Money

Resourceful taxpayers will always look for strategies to reduce yearly tax obligations. You should see the positive side. Many options remain open for Americans hoping to cut back on taxes or probably add to the number of refunds without breaking the rule of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Remember the revenue agency modifies its policies time and again, so deductions and credits also vary. Know the Fundamentals Ignorance of how things should work can cause you problems in the long run. To avoid this predicament, learn the essentials of federal tax legislation which includes saving tips. By claiming more deductions,…

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…

Reasons to Repair Your Chimney this Spring

By Danielle Speciale on February 27, 2023 Home

There are many reasons why you should repair your chimney during the off-season when it will not be in use. Is your fire not burning properly? Is there excess build-up in your fireplace? Ash or smoke entering your home? Missing a chimney cap? Cracks forming in or around your chimney or in your fireplace? If you answered yes to any of the above, it’s time to have a professional chimney sweeper check out your fireplace and the chimney. You will want to make sure that your fireplace is in full functioning order. Making sure that your chimney is working well,…

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…

Tips to Stay Healthy During the Holidays

By Carlos on December 15, 2022 Health & Wellness

The holiday season comes with a lot of health drawbacks, including colds, the flu, slips and falls and packing on a few extra pounds. Avoid germs, injuries, and fend off the seasonal weight by following these tips for healthy holidays. Prevention The cold and the flu spread rapidly during the winter, making it important to regularly wash your hands and stay warm. There is also a higher risk of slip and fall accidents during the winter. Sprinkle salt along the walkways near your home to prevent falls and other related injuries from ice this winter. Be Mindful of What You…

Photo Tips for Holiday Cards

By Carlos on December 13, 2022 Holiday

For some families, a Christmas card photo is the only family picture they take every year. Getting the picture perfect holiday cards can be a chore. Here are a few helpful tips to ensure you get a great photo for your holiday cards. Select a Good Quality Photo The point of sending a family photo in your holiday card is so your friends and relatives can see you and your family. If you use a tiny, blurry, grainy, or poor quality photo, no one will see you clearly. Make sure to take and select a high quality photo for your…

Auto & Marine	Real Estate
Jobs	Garage Sales
Items For Sale	Services
Pets