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[...] days. Floppy hats. Watermelon season. One thing I do not enjoy about this time of year? My electric bill usually skyrockets. But this month is different. This month, our bill was about $60. Not bad, [...]

[...] there are ways to save. An editor made me do this for a story once. “Dissect your electric bill,” he said. “See what it’s all about.” At first, I thought it was going to be a [...]

[...] info about your bills. They’ll negotiate everything from your gym membership to your electric bill. They have testimonials on their site from customers who have saved hundreds of dollars. [...]

[...] . And, teachers, lots of these places offer discounts for you, too. As they should. Jump to: Clothing| Electronics/Tech | Entertainment | [...]

[...] on electronics by using a corporate discount. A handful of cellphone carriers, for example, offer discounts for employees of certain companies. The point is–before you buy, make sure you take [...]

[...] get an automatic 15% discount. And shipping is free. Setting It Up Time spent: 30 minutes Amazon Subscribe & Save is best for non-food items. For actual groceries, they have Amazon Prime Pantry. [...]

[...] pay them half of whatever they save you. But I think that’s fair. Haggling ain’t easy. Amazon Subscribe & Save I wrote about this recently, and I’m still enjoying it. I feel like I have [...]

[...] , you know this works. If you don’t, then you probably have seen this phenomenon at the grocery store (parents always lose). Your Salary: It’s Negotiable Whether you’re a brand-new [...]

[...] meals. We wanted something different. And cheap. So every Monday, we’d head to the grocery store on our lunch break. We’d pick ingredients to make lunches for the rest of the week, [...]

[...] items for savings. I looked at price per unit. This is basically what you’d do in the grocery store; instead of looking at only the price, I considered the “per unit” price, too. [...]

[...] counteract this, a few retailers now price match with Amazon to keep customers making in-store purchases. Good for them; good for us. And it’s incredibly easy to price match. If you& [...]

[...] . (And, subsequently, your budget.) Set a Dollar Limit for Indecision I waver over in-store purchases a lot. I see something I love (I think), and I must buy it (maybe). This is a huge [...]

[...] , but not clearance items. Topshop: 10% off discount for students. Valid with online and in-store purchases. Show your college ID in-store. For online purchases, you need a Student Advantage card. [...]

[...] negotiating. Big or small, I negotiated everything. Whether I was knocking the fees off my gym membership or buying a TV, I was haggling. Starting in sales in the early part of my life taught me one [...]

[...] , register, then fill out some info about your bills. They’ll negotiate everything from your gym membership to your electric bill. They have testimonials on their site from customers who have saved [...]