Money-Saving Tips from Yahoo Shine

Monday, November 14, 2011 7:00AM

Our friends in the Yahoo Shine community submitted money-saving tips for our "Stop Spending and Start Saving!" show.

Check out these tips from readers...

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Molly Simpson

290 days ago

I don't think you should eat pancakes instead of cereal; pancakes are quite fattening and cereal does have added vitamins.

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James

406 days ago

I recently discovered the travel hacking blog http://www.frequentflyeruniversity.com and it has helped our family save so much on travel expenses.

Without having stepped foot on a plane, in the last 3 months my wife and I have racked up almost 200,000 frequent flyer miles.

We are planning on taking the kids to Disney World this summer. What would have been over $1,500 in airline tickets, is now free using frequent flyer miles!

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Connie Horton

503 days ago

I save used dryer sheets. After I have about 3 of them, I throw them in a load of cloths to be dryed. There is always enough to get one more use.

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Emily Melendez

503 days ago

I have been a CVS customer since 2006 and although it used to be bargain to shop there, now CVS has increased the prices to make up for the extra-bucks, extra care card and other sale gimmicks. Bottom line is that customers have to educate themselves or be taken for a ride. This caveat applies to all stores.

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