Having more money in your pocket involves either making more money or saving more money. For most, it’s easier to save money than it is to make more. You can save at just about anything, including your weekly trip to the grocery store.
- Buy generic or store brand. It really is the same thing, just in a different box. While buying brand name cars or brand name clothing might

If you’re a frugal type of person then you hate throwing things away. Most things should be used, recycled, given or sold. This applies to food as well. Say you’ve gone to the grocery store, bought things on sale, used coupons wisely, bought in bulk and ended up saving big bucks. Then you come home and a couple of weeks later you find yourself throwing away food. There go your

- When you go to the grocery store, stock up and buy in bulk. Typically, the larger the box, the cheaper the cost per ounce. Also, the temptation to go out and eat food is greatly reduced when you have a fridge full of food.
- Don’t go shopping on an empty stomach. When you’re hungry you’re more likely to buy what’s delicious at that moment instead of just what

Keep your eyes peeled when it’s time to checkout at the grocery store. It’s now common knowledge that “errors” happen all the time when the clerk is ringing your items up. How often do you pay attention to it though? While you might seem annoying to the clerk and the people waiting in line, it’s best to keep a look out for the price of each product scanned and let