Anonymous wrote:PP here about babysitting. Thought of something I do regularly when money's tight: gather, collect, search for all of the change you have in your house and car. Look everywhere if you don't routinely save your change. Drop it all into a lidded jar. When you have a decent amount, go to Coinstar at Giant and turn all that change in for a Giant gift card.
I do this about three times year and I've been thrilled and relieved to come away with at least $100 of "found money" and groceries for a week. My end of year haul will be a Giant gift card that I'll donate to our local food pantry in gratitude for having enough money throughout the year.
Anonymous wrote:Single parent. Got mortgage, car payment, credit card debt. Used to have an 800 credit score but due to some recent circumstances I'm now facing financial difficulty. Have basic cable, eat mostly at home, drive old car. What are your best tips for me? Thx.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Shop h&m and old navy for yourself. No more Macy's etc
Thrift store is better, Americans buy way too many clothes anyway.
Which one? (Not OP)
Where are you?
I'm not OP but I'm in Tyson's so I can go md/dc/va
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why do you have basic cable? Get rid of it
Yes do Internet only and buy an HD antenna box and HD Roku box at best buy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:23:53 there are several thrift-stores/consignment shops just down 123 towards Falls Church. The first one is on the right just after the costume store, then the del taco. Plug in "consignment stores tysons" into yelp. Or better yet, "thrift stores". Also check for nearest Salvation Army store. Falls Church is an older city so has more of the old established thrift stores affiliated with charities, Goodwill, Salvation Army
Rte 7 towards Falls Church, not Rt123.
Anonymous wrote:try netflix instead of cable for dc
Anonymous wrote:23:53 there are several thrift-stores/consignment shops just down 123 towards Falls Church. The first one is on the right just after the costume store, then the del taco. Plug in "consignment stores tysons" into yelp. Or better yet, "thrift stores". Also check for nearest Salvation Army store. Falls Church is an older city so has more of the old established thrift stores affiliated with charities, Goodwill, Salvation Army