We are a family of three in transition. We spent years being frugal and are now at a crossroad. We'd like to retire from our day jobs in two years or less. Our retirement goals are to provide our daughter with the best education she desires; travel; and find new careers - perhaps part-time that we really enjoy. I hope to post both "frugal" and "personal finance" information. NOTE: I am not a professional on either subject. My posts are purely entertainment :)
Sunday, January 9, 2011
1/9 Expressions
We are suppose to get snow this evening. If tomorrow ends up being a "stay home" day - I have several sewing projects I'd like to finish. I didn't make the cookies yesterday - today will be a better day since the temperature is suppose to really drop. We got some nice coupons in the paper today - nice way to start the year off :) Anyway, at Rite Aid, I was able to buy 4 boxes of Special K cereal and 2 packages of Stayfree products - and ended up paying tax only for 1 on sale Stayfree of $2.50 plus tax. I used 2 BOGO coupons for the cereal (which was on BOGO sale) and Stayfree BOGO coupon. The nice thing is, I got $6 back in UP rewards (coupons I can use on anything :) Then to CVS - got the candies that were "free" after ECB, of course 6 12 packs of Pepsi for the addict in the family - 6 packs for $20 - get $10 ecb. I did 3 different transactions to "roll" as many ecbs as I could. Nice store because the cashier was very friendly. I get paid Thursday - and I checked on my paycheck - the reduction in Social Security has kicked in, I reduced my Health Saver's amount slightly - which should kick in next paycheck. However, I increased my 401K equivalent deduction to max out - so, it will be interesting too what the net effect will be.
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