Eat Smart Spend Less The Ultimate Cheapskate S Guide To Healthy Stay healthy without breaking the bank! you don't have to eat expensive exotic food to eat healthy. here are some easy money saving grocery ideas to help you. Sunday, april 23, 2–3pm. the service station (north spokane), 9315 n nevada. monday, april 24, 7–8pm. jeff yeager spent 24 years working as a ceo and senior executive with national nonprofit organizations in washington, dc, before launching his career as an author, freelance writer, media personality, and public speaker in 2004.
Eat Smart Spend Less Guide To A Budget Friendly Healthy Grocery Smart shopping strategies. smart shopping strategies are all about making your money go further without sacrificing quality. here’s my top 6 tips on how to ace your grocery game: buy in bulk: stocking up on non perishable foods like dried beans, lentils, oats, rice, and quinoa can lead to big savings. Leave a few minutes early, walk, burn some calories, and save gas. sell your clutter. this is not so much saving money as making it, but the frugal, simplifying cheapskate, like myself, will want to declutter and make a few bucks doing it. hold a garage sale or sell it on ebay. it’s amazing what some people will buy. 7. better yet, eat less meat. consider cutting costs even further by implementing meatless monday or meatless dinners a few nights a week. swap out meat for healthy plant based meat alternatives. Yeager's first book, the ultimate cheapskate's road map to true riches: a practical (and fun) guide to enjoying life more by spending less, was published by random house broadway books in january 2008. road map is currently in its sixth reprint and was the #1 personal finance book on amazon .
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