To Clip or Not To Clip?

Recently I published an article about John Tesh's "Intelligence for Your Life" radio show (http://reynold-savemoney.blogspot.com/2010/08/bless-john-tesh.html). One of his tips in his video was to not clip coupons, since retailers are usually trying to sell overpriced goods using coupons. He makes a good point, however I believe that coupons can be a great way of saving on the products that you usually buy on a daily basis. Especially for grocery products you purchase weekly, such as cereal, face wash, frozen pizzas, etc... .

After all a dollar saved is two dollars earned. Check out this archived article for more information: http://reynold-savemoney.blogspot.com/2010/06/dollar-saved-is-two-dollars-earned.html

I've included a link at the bottom of this site to http://save.ca/, which is an excellent site that mails coupons to your home. To use this site you must register. After registering you can browse over 40 coupons and choose the ones that apply to you. After a couple days you'll receive the coupons in the mail. Start saving more today!

Check out this video for the serious coupon clipper:

Bless John Tesh

On the financial road of life we will all have debt in one form or another. It is critical to be able to distinguish between good and bad debt, so that we can manage and eliminate our bad debt. Check out a previous article which is about this subject: http://reynold-savemoney.blogspot.com/2010/08/know-your-debt.html.

It is also important to note that it is extremely difficult to invest and build your net worth when you still have outstanding bad debt. Yesterday's article was about trying to eliminate the worst bad debt of them all, consumer debt! http://reynold-savemoney.blogspot.com/2010/08/pay-off-debt-or-invest.html.

I've included a couple short video clips from John Tesh's radio program called "Intelligence for Your Life" about getting rid of credit card debt. The John Tesh radio show is one of the best radio shows on the air today. I love how he packs so much useful information in such a short amount of time. Check out the John Tesh website for streaming podcasts http://www.tesh.com/ or try to find him on the radio.