Seven secrets of coupon pros [Consumer Reports] “Nancy Niemeyer, an IT project manager from Seattle, says she feeds her family of four for about $10 a week.”
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How 5 money blunders ding your credit [Smart Spending] “FICO calls them ‘damage points,’ and, boy, can they pull down your credit score.”
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The problem with the “I feed my family for $10 a week” crowd is that they wind up mostly feeding their families pre-processed junk…
I’ve very rarely seen coupons for “real” food.
Jup, more realistic would be:
“I feed my family for $10 a week”*
*By spending 10 hours and 50 dollars on gas
Exactly. I think most people would have to be a stay-at-home parent to accomplish this. Not saying it’s impossible, just unlikely.