Comments on: Saving money by considering cash flow http://frugalunderground.com/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/ money: saving more, making more, needing less Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:19:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: John OMM http://frugalunderground.com/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-299 John OMM Thu, 09 Mar 2006 15:21:29 +0000 http://frugalunderground.com/test/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-299 Once you're tuned into bargains based on paying up front you see them everywhere. Examples include: saving on car insurance by semi-annually instead of monthly; discounted price on wine for buying by the case rather than the bottle, bulk discount for car wash tokens, cell phone minute plans, etc. The list goes on and on. Once you’re tuned into bargains based on paying up front you see them everywhere. Examples include: saving on car insurance by semi-annually instead of monthly; discounted price on wine for buying by the case rather than the bottle, bulk discount for car wash tokens, cell phone minute plans, etc. The list goes on and on.

]]> By: Canadian Capitalist » Carnival of Personal Finance # 38 http://frugalunderground.com/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-298 Canadian Capitalist » Carnival of Personal Finance # 38 Mon, 06 Mar 2006 11:51:05 +0000 http://frugalunderground.com/test/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-298 [...] Saving Money by Considering Cash Flow: Frugal Underground highly recommends having short term savings for those times when paying in advance can save you a bundle. [...] [...] Saving Money by Considering Cash Flow: Frugal Underground highly recommends having short term savings for those times when paying in advance can save you a bundle. [...]

]]> By: bookchiq http://frugalunderground.com/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-297 bookchiq Fri, 03 Mar 2006 16:15:44 +0000 http://frugalunderground.com/test/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-297 mbhunter, I'm sad to say that your intelligent suggestion had never occurred to me (even though I've <em>written</em> about buying gift cards before!). Thanks for posting it! I am now the proud owner of a $500 gift card for Wal-Mart (where I do all my grocery shopping) that I bought at a discount on eBay. mbhunter, I’m sad to say that your intelligent suggestion had never occurred to me (even though I’ve written about buying gift cards before!). Thanks for posting it! I am now the proud owner of a $500 gift card for Wal-Mart (where I do all my grocery shopping) that I bought at a discount on eBay.

]]> By: mbhunter http://frugalunderground.com/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-296 mbhunter Tue, 28 Feb 2006 05:40:07 +0000 http://frugalunderground.com/test/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-296 Misty, what a great idea! Regarding the post, if you do your shopping at Wal-Mart, you can often bid on discounted gift cards to shave off a few percent from your grocery bill. Misty, what a great idea!

Regarding the post, if you do your shopping at Wal-Mart, you can often bid on discounted gift cards to shave off a few percent from your grocery bill.

]]> By: Misty http://frugalunderground.com/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-295 Misty Tue, 28 Feb 2006 00:34:44 +0000 http://frugalunderground.com/test/saving-money-by-considering-cash-flow/#comment-295 My husband wants us to plan to put money away monthly in a 'save money' or 'good deal' fund. This fund would be used when we come across ways that need money upfront but which would save us money (like bulk meat purchases, or deals like your cash card). I think this is an important concept and one which many people are never able to implement, leaving them always a step behind. My husband wants us to plan to put money away monthly in a ’save money’ or ‘good deal’ fund. This fund would be used when we come across ways that need money upfront but which would save us money (like bulk meat purchases, or deals like your cash card). I think this is an important concept and one which many people are never able to implement, leaving them always a step behind.

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