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Mon, May 21st, 2012, 03:35 PM #421
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Walmart had their clearance items online a while back and some SCs got good deals. Some came with $0.97 shipping -- cheaper than gas or bus fare.
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/274144-...r-more-canada/
Old Navy had some great online deals too. If you shopped through the AirMiles store you earned bonus AirMiles. Over $50 included free shipping.
http://beta.forum.smartcanucks.ca/sh...d.php?t=195577
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Mon, May 21st, 2012, 03:39 PM #422
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Collecting Campbell's soup labels for our school RAKs greatly appreciated.
Using WagJag for great deals!
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Mon, May 21st, 2012, 05:24 PM #423
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always do research on a big ticket item, look for sale and compare pricing on the internet
and never pay retail
avoid going to restaurants and theatres
re-gift
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Tue, May 22nd, 2012, 01:46 PM #424
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Not sure if someone has already mentioned this.
I always check the girls section for shoes first before heading to the women section. I went to the Waterloo Outlets during the week-end and noticed a nice pair of slippers $19.99 for my size.
I went to the girls section and they had the same slippers for $12.99, just in different colours. My shoe size is 5-6, so I go for the max. size for the girls shoes and they fit perfectly.
Same for clothes. I'm petite and wear xs and 5ft2, so I've been lucky to find some nice casual clothes and shoes that fit.
In addition, in Ontario you only pay 5% tax on children's clothing/footwear (up to 16yrs old) instead of 13% (for adults clothing/footwear)Last edited by Jina; Tue, May 22nd, 2012 at 01:52 PM.
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Tue, May 22nd, 2012, 02:11 PM #425
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Thinking about taking the bus somewhere? Greyhound offers reduced rates when you purchase your ticket online and even more if you get it in advance.
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Wed, May 23rd, 2012, 12:55 PM #426
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Wed, May 23rd, 2012, 03:39 PM #427
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TRADING COUPONS: FOOD, DENTAL, SOAP / BODY WASH/DEODORANT, SPECIAL CREAMS, MAKEUP, HEALTH, AIR FRESHNERS, HAIRCOLOUR, CLEANING, HAIRCARE/ SHAMPOO, DIAPERS, SHAVING, PET, MEDICINE,LAUNDRY, STORES, LONDON BUSINESSES, FAST FOOD, BATTERYPRODUCTS, CHILDREN FOOD and TOY, SMOKING CESSATION and lots more !!
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Wed, May 23rd, 2012, 06:02 PM #428
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not sure it is mentioned or not, but when you are done with a tube or bottle of cream or paste(toothpaste, body lotion, anything) cut open the tubes or bottle, there will be lot of residual creams or lotions inside attached to the inside of the tubes
my trade list and wishlist, check it out, tons of tearpads
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/365260-...ensure-canada/
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Thu, Jun 14th, 2012, 08:48 PM #429
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Just a little moneysaver. When I receive mail that include envelopes to mail back things like subscription renewals, I keep the envelope and use it for things like coupon trains. Just glue a piece of paper (usually one side printed scrap paper from printing) add a stamp and off you go!
I also buy bulk cards at Value Village - usually about $2.99 per package and they inevitably have at least 2 usable cards - I file the cards under categories and it's amazing how often I find a suitable card when I'm in a pinch.
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Wed, Jun 20th, 2012, 05:29 PM #430
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Besides doing most of the above-mentioned things, I save all my optimum points for buying Christmas presents when early december rolls around.
My husband and i also have scene debit cards which accumulate points with every transaction, giving us free movies passes a couple times per year.
Since we have a hobby farm and my hubby works at home hardwae, he'll make sure to make any large purchases (lumber fo instance) duing a bonus earoplan day
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Tue, Jul 3rd, 2012, 01:20 AM #431
Well i save a lot of money. put my salary in banks. take out only what is required. never waste anything. that's my way of saving.
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Sun, Sep 30th, 2012, 02:57 PM #432
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For our garden and for landscaping, we buy perennial plants at the end of the store's garden season.
For example, today we bought a 1 gallon pot of sedum for $3. It is in full bloom. Regular price is $11.99.
In August, we bought a10 inch hanging basket for $1. Regular price was $7.99. The store listed it as an annual, but we know that it is a perennial geranium, that will be back next year.
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Mon, Oct 1st, 2012, 10:28 AM #433
When I was a teenager I spent lots of money on clothes and makeup. There are lots of fun things you can do with your friends to save money on stuff like that. Have a clothes swap-- you may hate that dress you wore 100 times but your friend will think its fresh and fun. You can also all get together and make fun beauty products like body scrubs. Homemade stuff always feels great, is cheaper than the store bought brands, and staying in keeps you from spending money on movies and dinner!
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Tue, Oct 9th, 2012, 03:09 PM #434
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Just an FYI - If you are usually good about paying your bills on time and only have the very occassional late payment don't be shy about asking your company if they can waive/reverse the late fee. I always pay bills on time but on the two occassions in mind that I didn't, I simply contacted the company, noted what a good customer I was, explained why I was late and requested that it be reversed. In both instances (credit card company) I was able to have the fee reversed.
Cheers,
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Mon, Oct 15th, 2012, 11:44 AM #435
nice tips, i will follow it step by step..Thanks for sharing!
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