Josh Elledge, Chief Executive Angel, SavingsAngel
Josh Elledge is the Chief Executive Angel of SavingsAngel, Inc. launched from his Holland, Michigan home in January 2007. A husband and father of three, he now appears each week on television, many radio stations and newspapers, teaching families how to cut their grocery bill in half using the Internet. Elledge created the technology found on SavingsAngel.com through the need to save his own family's money. Successfully able to cut his own grocery bill from $600 a month to less than $300 a month, his message has reached hundreds of thousands of families. SavingsAngel.com is now growing rapidly throughout the country. You can watch a short video at SavingsAngel.com that will explain more information about how to cut your own grocery bill in half with the help of SavingsAngel.com.
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Summer Savings Start NowShopping by the calendar is an important principle to cutting your grocery bill in half and getting some great ‘Extreme Couponing’ savings.
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Six Money-Saving Myths BustedYou might think you are a savvy saver but not if you believe these popular myths!
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Cleaning Up at 60 to 100 Percent OffIf you're watching your calendar for what items to purchase during certain times of the year, late-March and throughout April is the time of year to stock up on cleaning supplies.
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The Secret to Getting Groceries for 60%-90% OffSavings ‘magic’ truly comes from applying your very high value coupons on top of your great local sales.
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Save Up to $100 a Day on Your Spring Break VacationSpring break is around the corner for many of us and summer vacations are not too far away. It’s great to get away, but if you’ve got kids in tow, it’s easy to ‘eat up’ your vacation budget when you’ve got mouths to feed.
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Ten Tips for Turning Your Freezer into a Cash MachineLast week, I explained why a freezer is an excellent investment. This week, in continued celebration of National Frozen Food Month, I’d like to present my top ten tips for getting the most value out of your freezer.
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Should You Buy a Freezer to Save Money?March is National Frozen Food Month. Manufacturers will be distributing coupons and stores should be keeping up with the action by offering special promotions. You should be able to load up your freezer this month with products for 70% off or better.
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I’d like to Offer You a High-Paying JobI’m sure nearly everybody reading this will agree, $30 to $50 an hour is darn good money! Show me any other job that with just a couple hours training, you can consistently and legally earn this kind of money. It doesn’t exist.
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How to Get a Great Deal on Valentine RosesValentine’s Day is around the corner. If you are looking to buy a bouquet for the one you love, it could end up costing you a pretty penny. So, where can you go to buy a dozen of the best flowers that isn’t going to empty your wallet?
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Enjoy a Bigger Super Bowl Party for Your BudgetSuper Bowl parties can be great fun, but can also cost a bit of money. A RAMA survey finds that the average game-watcher will spend $63.87 on related merchandise, apparel and snacks. (71% of that is food and snacks).
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How to Succeed with Your Money-Related New Year’s ResolutionsIt’s one thing to have good intentions on getting out of debt and save more money. It’s another thing entirely to have a road map to commit to and accomplish great things over the next twelve months.
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Get Started for Savings in 2012Getting out of debt and moving ahead financially are always one of the top New Year's resolutions made by hard-working families. An extra $200 to $400 a month can make a big difference to many families looking to get ahead.
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How to Get Discount Gift CardsAccording to the National Retail Federation, a full eighty percent of holiday shoppers plan to buy gift cards this year, an increase from 77.3 percent in 2010. Here are a few tips you should know before buying.
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Road Trip SavingsIf you still have a bit of ‘over the river and through the woods’ this holiday season, you’ll appreciate some last minute tips that you can use to hold on to an extra $100 or more during your trip.
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Top Ten Tips for Online Shopping SafetyWith all the cyber commerce, there is, unfortunately, the chance to fall victim to a scam, over-exposure of your privacy, or make a purchase that turns out to be a bad deal. Follow these ten tips to stay safe this holiday shopping season.
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How to Find All the Best Internet Holiday DealsShopping on the Internet this holiday season? You're not alone! We’ve been seeing many online deals that are every bit as good as Black Friday - and in many cases, better.
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Have a Half-priced Thanksgiving!The American Farm Bureau Federation just released a report that says Americans will spend 13% more on Thanksgiving groceries than they did in 2010 ... unless you employ some money-savings strategies.
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Making Plans for 'Black Friday?' Read This FirstHoliday shopping is a huge event and it’s already begun. The most exciting news for you and I is that the number of deals we've already been seeing marks a significant acceleration of pre-Thanksgiving activity.
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Is it Time for a Spice Rack Makeover?If you would like to supplement your own spice rack, there are a couple strategies for getting the best value for your spices. My costs usually end up being about 50% off or better of the retail price.
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Keeping Your Pantry ProfitableA stocked pantry can pay your family many hundreds of dollars a month in food savings. Managing the pantry really doesn’t take much effort with these tips.
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You’re Playing the Market, Each Time You ShopBuying groceries is a commodity market that nearly everyone has to play each week at the grocery store. If you play this market wisely, you can come out further ahead than the average shopper.
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The Perfect Time of Year for a StaycationAs a professed workaholic, I’ve come to learn that I simply have to schedule vacations or they won’t happen. I always feel better after enjoying some dedicated family time. From a budget standpoint, you can save big money this time of year.
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Shopping for a Daily Deal? Follow These TipsWhether you’re a daily deal buying pro, or have never purchased a deal for yourself, I’d like to offer six tips that can help you avoid some costly mistakes.
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Couponing for GoodIn my years of helping families save money on their groceries, nearly every couponer I’ve met shares with me the good they’ve been able to create by donating from their good fortune.
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In Celebration of National Couponing Month, Stop Clipping Coupons!With technology, you can use the thousands of coupons that arrive in your Sunday newspaper or print from the Internet and let someone else do most of the work for you.
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What is in Your Milk?You have seen the notices on milk regarding hormones - particularly from producers who pledge not to use hormones in the production of their milk. As both a consumer and a dad, I find this an important subject to become clear on.
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Save $1260 This School Year by Packing a LunchPlanning your shopping around the calendar is one of the most enlightened strategies a shopper can employ for their family. Packing a school lunch can be wildly affordable, if you are stacking your manufacturer coupons on top of great local sale.
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The Most (and Least) Important Organic Products You Can BuyWhile it may be exciting to get organic foods at discount prices, is it absolutely necessary to buy organic varieties when the health benefit may be minimal at best? Also, what does 'œorganic' mean anyway?
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Three Reasons to Cut Your Home Phone Service and Four Reasons to Keep ItWith a review of your family's phone usage, you may be able to eliminate many of the unnecessary home phone service add-ons you are currently paying for - or you might be able to join the trend and cut your home phone service altogether.
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Back to School Savings Have Already StartedTips on how to save even more money on back to school supplies
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Ten Tips to Reduce Your Electricity Bill This SummerOver the course of a month, summer can cost your family $300 or more in extra electricity costs. Consider these tips to cut those costs.
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For Food Costs, It's Great to Be an AmericanWhile increases in the costs of food throughout the world have been an ongoing story, I'm very grateful to live in America.
