thrift and dollar stores

Saving take great effort and skillful budgeting. It is easier for a rich person to do because their expenses do not exceed their income. It is much harder for the poor person to do because their expenses always exceed their income.

I love Dollar Tree it's my favorite store. I've been shopping in thrift stores for years. I save money buy not buying a lot of unnecessary things. I used to like to shop but that was years ago when I had a much better paying job. Now I really have to watch my spending these past few years because I don't make as much money as I did before.

i love those stores. i love the feeling of being able to save. of course i don't like sacrificing the quality of the products that i purchase , but there are products out there that work just as fine... generally speaking, there are items in those stores that can be trusted....

There used to be some stores like that - well the Euro equivalent. But now they have all gone. The rents were too high. The authorities are also stopping people selling stuff in the street. So there's nothing cheap anymore! It's damn hard to run any business today. You are lucky to own a car, much less a new one!

we do have a lot of thrift stores here in our city and a lot of people visit them often. I do check out the store too and if ever i need anything for our room or apartment i would shop first at the thrift store and look for bargains. I love the feeling of having a good find and spending less for something of quality.

I've been meaning to hit up the salvation army and other thrift stores but haven't gotten around to it yet. I do agree that those with money are better at keeping it and are better at making smart financial decisions. Couponing is a great tool to save money. In the United States you can buy pretty much anything for free when it's on sale because of coupon stacking and double couponing at stores. Poorer families could definitely save a lot of money by couponing and shopping more thrifily, but that's only part of it.

There are a number of Dollar Stores in the city that I am living in. Oh yes, they are very popular. I go to those stores quite often too. They carry many different items, very useful items, tools, stationary, kithenwares. I am very impressed with those stores, in fact.

I do go to the dollar stores and thrift stores. Heck I usually wait to go to the thrift store until family day when everything is half off. My husband actually bought a car a few months ago that is a lot better on gas the the two cars we have now. He drives it to work, it isn't new or anything but it gets like 36 mpg and it gets him back and forth to work, so it helps out alot. With the continous rise of gas, and our crumbling economy I have been trying to find coupons for things that we need. I watch the show on tlc about coupon people, and how they safe a bunch of money, and it makes me wonder how much money I could save if I simply searched for coupons that I needed. I could never do it on the scale in which those people do, but every little bit of saving helps. It does amaze me though that it is set up for the rich to get richer, and the poor to get poorer, and it is really those who fall in the middle who work but are still struggling to pay their bills are the ones who truly get screwed. I think that saving a little bit here and there can't hurt. We have even been shopping a grocery store we never use to shop at because of the fuel perks. Hopefully things get better soon for everyone.

One thing i've done alot more of lately is bartering. It sounds like ancient times but truly it has worked. Trade something you need or want for something you have that you can part with or that you have in excess. I've even traded an old bike for some gas. Its all about networking open your mouth and talk about your desires, you never know who can fulfill them. Also ive been selling services, cleaning cooking, anything to make an extra buck. Think of what you like to do and what your good at. Chances are those things are useful now you just have to find the people who need it. Go and get some mulah.