| *HOT* Free Sample of Lancome Visionnaire! Posted: 17 Nov 2011 03:33 PM PST |
| *NEW* Cooking with Kraft Coupons: Capri Sun, Kraft Dressing, & More! Posted: 17 Nov 2011 01:42 PM PST |
| Commissary Specials Grocery Coupon Matchups 11/17 – 11/30 Posted: 17 Nov 2011 01:12 PM PST 
Here are some of my fave Commissary deals you can score from now till 11/30! Military Wives Saving is now a part of the BeCentsable Grocery Gathering, Bargain Babe's Grocery Deal Roundup and the Deal Seeking Mom Grocery Grab! Please note, these Commissary coupon matchups are taken from public online websites such as MilitaryShoppers, MaxiSaver, and Kraft. As these are public websites where prices are listed, it is not against DeCA policy to share them. DeCA also has no authority to tell patrons and its’ advertisers how to share media such as coupon booklets and ads. DeCA does, however, prohibit sharing prices from Commissaries.com. Also, please keep in mind that coupon-stacking is not allowed at the Commissary. You may only use ONE coupon per item. TIP: If you’re looking for a “more extreme couponing” approach for the Commissary, please visit WeUseCoupons.com here. Lot’s of FREEbies to be had! MWS’ 5 Fave Deals: Huggies Pullups (assorted sizes), $8.29
- $2/1 Pull-Ups Training Pants printable
- $2/1 Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants, exp. 1/31/12 (Porque Sabes Ahorrar Compras)
As low as $6.29 ea. after coupon! Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, $0.75
- $0.55/2 Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, exp. 12/31/11 (Kraft Food & Family)
As low as $0.48 ea. after coupon! Post Marshmallow Pebbles, $2
- $1.50/1 Post Marshmallow Pebbles, exp. 12/31/11 (ALL YOU Nov ’11)
As low as $0.50 ea. after coupon! Maxwell House Ground Coffee (33-34.5-oz.), $6.99
- $1/1 Maxwell House Coffee, exp. 12/31/11 (Kraft Food & Family)
As low as $5.99 ea. after coupon! Dr Scholl’s For Her Fast Flats, $6.67
- $2/1 Dr. Scholl’s For Her Product printable
As low as $4.67 ea. after coupon! For more HOT deals, head over to the Commissary Forum here! Commissary Specials Grocery Coupon Matchups 11/17 – 11/30 is a post from: Military Wives Saving. Follow MWS on Facebook & Twitter! Share and Enjoy • Facebook • Twitter • StumbleUpon • LinkedIn • Add to favorites • Email • RSS • Print 
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| Aeropostale: HOT 40% OFF Already Reduced Sale Prices + $3 Shirts + Cash Back! Posted: 17 Nov 2011 07:22 AM PST |
| *HOT* Target: 2 Schick Quattro Razor Packs + Shave Gel Only $3.89! Posted: 17 Nov 2011 06:23 AM PST |
| *NEW* Kellogg’s Coupons for Eggo’s, Pop-Tarts, & FlipSides! Posted: 17 Nov 2011 05:30 AM PST |
| *HOT* $0.75/1 Ban Deodorant Printable Coupon! Posted: 17 Nov 2011 05:20 AM PST |
| {Guest Post} How to Reasonably Stick to a Holiday Budget! Posted: 16 Nov 2011 03:40 PM PST Spread Holiday Cheer without Spreading Your Money Too Thin {a guest post} About the Author: Kiley Theiring is a film studentat Chapman University who also loves to write. She writes about saving money and living frugally for CouponMountain and also maintains her own personal blog. During the holidays, it can be easy to get caught up in the holiday hype. With everyone rushing around manically trying to find the perfect gifts for their loved ones, you can be swept up in the excitement and end up spending way too much. Avoid post-holiday bills and take control of your finances by creating a holiday budget for this season. - Make a list of everything you will spend money on. During the holiday season, your big expenses will not only be gifts. Consider everything else that it takes to prepare for the holiday season. Food, decorations, seasonal outfits, and travel expenses all add up to your holiday total. When you make your gift-giving list, include every person you think that you will want to buy a gift for so that there are no last minute additions to your budget.
- Be specific and decisive about what actually gets funded in your budget. While it would be great to have all the best decorations and the perfect gifts for everyone you know, most of us don't have the luxury to afford all of that. Make separate "need" and "want" lists. You may have to forego buying gifts for a few people. Put all of your immediate family on the need list, but maybe move that friend of yours you see once a year onto the want list. If you plan to not exchange gifts with someone, tell them in advance so they do not buy a gift for you, or else you will feel downright bad.
- Shop early to get the best deals. While there may be tons of sales during Christmas time, they also lead to devastating overspending. If you start shopping early enough, there will be plenty of normal sales and deals that you can find before the holidays just by looking around early. October 1st – December 1st is a great time to get your holiday shopping done early. Plus, shopping early gives you more time to do holiday activities and you won't have to be stressed about running out to find last minute gifts.
- Stick to your budget to the best of your abilities. Of course there will be emergencies or changes, but try your best to rearrange your budget rather than just add expenses to it. This will help you out because you will know months in advance exactly how much the holiday season will cost you.
- Consider traditions over gifts. Expensive gifts aren't going to be the most memorable parts of the holidays. Many of the memories your family will treasure are ones that come from the family traditions they partake in every year. Planning ahead will help you leave time – and money if needed – in your schedule for traditional holiday activities.
Thanks, Kiley! {Guest Post} How to Reasonably Stick to a Holiday Budget! is a post from: Military Wives Saving. Follow MWS on Facebook & Twitter! Share and Enjoy • Facebook • Twitter • StumbleUpon • LinkedIn • Add to favorites • Email • RSS • Print 
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