Don't know about saving you money, but save you some time by not clicking through a hundred tabs. Might have actually read this if it weren't for poor presentation.

Can you put the articles on one page?  This is very interesting and I want to read it, but I don't have time to scroll through 100 pages.   Please make your good information more accessible.  thanks

Why don't you send this article to Washington DC...  So our taxes go up and we need to cut back, reduce spending, to make ends meet.

 

I think I will do the opposite borrow more and spend more... All the brain trust in DC seem to think that is the best way to manage a budget

How to save money -- listen to your Grandmother, she actually may know something..... Teach your kids starting when they say the word "dollar" and drop coins into a piggy bank, by the time they are "so-called adults" at 18 it is about 17 years too late to start. Wise money management to stretch your dollars is a habit you develop over years and learn by example, not just what you have but what you do with it.  You cannot teach common sense. Get your priorities straight, understand want vs need and owe vs own, don't live over your head, don't waste your time on 100 part slide shows.......

#17 - Burning CDs from the library is a violation of copyright law and screws artists out of their royalties.  NOT COOL. If you want free music, look for freebies from iTunes, sign up for your favorite artists' (or local radio stations') e-mail lists (sometimes they offer free promo/fan club downloads).

Hate to burst a bubble on one of these, but #18 - burn your own CDs from music borrowed from the library - is exactly the sort of thing that gets music creators (Read: - songwriters, musicians, record producers, record labels, etc.) into a serious tiz. This is the essence of copyright violation: taking a writer's intellectual property - music and lyrics -  and stealing your own copy of it for free, i.e. not paying the royalties due the publishers and songwriters who created the songs in the first place. Major lawsuits have been litigated and won by bands and other artists, movie studios, publishers and record labels, going back many years now. Policing this would be as easy as a label going to the library, which is a public entity subject to open records laws, and checking for the names of patrons who borrow recordings on a regular basis, then executing a search warrant for bootlegged copies of music CDs. Every item discovered is a separate violation, subject to federal charges, law suits, fines, etc., etc. Since we now know that MSN Money is recommending this practice, that company could be sued for conspiracy to commit copyright infringement. The music business is an industry that has been devastated by theft of its product by ordinary individuals at an alarming rate, and growing every year. People think that music is free, just because they can hear it playing everwhere. But those stores that use it as a pleasant background for shoppers, bars and restaurants that have it playing for drinkers/diners, and hotels that pipe it into elevators and lobbies all pay a subscription fee. Radio and TV must pay an annual subscription fee to BMI/ASCAP/SESAC in order for you to hear the music they play for you to hear free, which they recoup from advertizers. Movie makers license songs for their films, which is a small part of every DVD you buy or legally dowload. Your free music is paid for by you in small amounts added to the cost of doing business. Intellectual property theft has been been the subject of Congressional hearings and there are ongoing battles between the Republicans in Congress who want to limit creator's rights to their creations and all elements of the music industry. Republicans have taken the stance that anything which helps businesses operate at a larger profit should pass.  They have neglected to understand that music is an entire industry, with hundreds of thousands of small business owners and providers who have a reasonable right to profit from their work and endeavors as well. Music people create all the same items as store owners, manufacturers of durable goods, with content that is enjoyed by the masses for years to come instead of being used up in just a short period of time. Pay the musicians you listen to just once for their work, take you fresh CD home and copy that one onto your computer/iPod/iPhone​. You're allowed by law to do that, but don't steal from those who use their brains and skills to express their deepest emotions and move your hearts with words and music. It's a matter of fairness, and it's the law. My rant is finished. 

At all the office supply stores, they sell a plastic "coupon wallet."  It's the size of a business envelope but thicker, and it has dividers like an accordion file.  I NEVER used to use coupons because they were so thin and would get crunched up or torn inside my purse...until a friend gave me a coupon wallet.  Now I clip AND use coupons all the time because they stay in perfect condition and I'm not embarrassed to hand them over to the cashier. 

With house prices way down, lower your taxes and insurance to the true resale value of your house.  Why isn't this on the list?

This list should be titled "100 ways for complete inept morons to save money in 2013". Because only those devoid of any common sense don't already know not to waste money on the frivolous expenses mentioned in this joke of an article.

If all restaurants' were closed, games for kids to play were denied, how many million dollars would one State loose, but how much money would families save? I would never have to work again and live good if I had the money saved on eat out meals just in one state for a month! I know people that will spend a hundred dollars in one day eating out, but have bills over their heads, but this is what they can't do without. Millionaires are made every day by our stupidly.

Drop all the tabs and put these thoguhts into a readable format.  The number one reason I don't read most of these multi-page presentations is the extra time and hassle it takes. 

#18 is very illegal and very, very stupid. You wonder why it's so hard for real artists to make a living? It's because of stupid advice like this. Thanks for taking money out of my pockets. F*ck off.