What Is Your Best Day-To-Day Savings Tip? Round Up

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I participated in a little project where a blogger would share his or her best savings tip with a fellow blogger. Called a blog swap and sponsored by the Yakezie bloggers network.

I’m surprised no one came with a ‘yard sale‘ post!

My swap

MoneyCone hosted Penny’s post from The Saved Quarter titled Never Pay Full Price. Chock full of pro-tips from a frugal shopper!

I shared my inky little secret on the Saved Quarter with The Money Pit.

Other bloggers shared their best ideas with..

Derek from Life and My Finances shared his parents’ story and best lesson with Paying Off Your Debts Early at Retire By 40.

Joe from Retire by 40 saved money and improved his health by Learning How To Cook at Life And My Finances.

Eliza from Happy Simple Living shared easy ways to find and save money with all of the gain and none of the pain at 7 Painless Ways to Save Money at My Personal Finance Journey.

Jacob from My Personal Finance Journey shared tips about how he saved big money on food and beverages at Saving Money On Food & Drinks. Save by avoiding food waste.

Miss T. from Prairie Eco Thrifter Shared a Dozen Ways to Save Money Around the House over at Broke Professionals.

Squirrelers gave examples as to why eliminating bad and unnecessary habits can save you money every day at Beating Broke.

Beating Broke on why Conscientious spending is the best day-to-day saving method at Squirrelers.

Crystal from Budgeting in the Fun Stuff shared her Best Day to Day Money Saving Tip at Grow Rich Simply.

Evan on how accountability will lead to success at Buck Inspire.

Melissa from Mom’s Plans shares how Bartering and Substitutions can reduce expenses at Narrow Bridge.

Buck Inspire discovered the money saving potential of Public Transportation at My Journey to Millions.

Eric shares how he keeps his eyes on everything to make sure his finances are in good shape at Mom’s Plan.

Melissa discusses efforts to avoid going back to work including bartering and substitutions at Narrow Bridge.

Some terrific ideas for the smart saver!

Blog Carnivals

I also participated in a few blog carnivals. A blog carnival is like a bloggers fair, if you are wondering what that is!

Control Your Cash hosted the Carnival of Personal Finance where my post on no fee ATMs was featured.

Budgeting In The Fun Stuff hosted Totally Money Blog Carnival #3 with my contribution, 5 Eco-Friendly Products For The Smart Saver.

Posts from MoneyCone was also mentioned in the following fine blogs.

101 Centavos with a mention of my article on no-fee ATMs.

Budgeting In The Fun Stuff liked my post on PE Ratios.

Everyday Tips And Thoughts with a mention of my post on PE ratios

MomVesting liked the guest post I hosted.

The Dividend Pig liked my guest’s post as well!

Squirrelers included my post on Eco-Friendly products.

The College Investor linked to my post on PE ratios.

Derek at Life And My Finances linked both my post and my guest’s post in his roundup.

My post on PE Ratios was mentioned in Beating The Index.

Buy Like Buffett with a mention of my post on PE ratios.

Broke Professionals liked both my post, The Money Pit and my guest’s post – Never Pay Full Price.

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