Inspiration for Daily Living
This is #2 in a series of 14 posts that shares a simple trick for saving money. I don’t do well with the DEPRIVATION part of budgeting, but I know that sticking to a budget (at least most of the time) is important for our family’s financial health.
So I like it when I can find ways to turn saving money into a game. Here’s a simple game I like to play about once a week that saves me approximately $40 per month on groceries.
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