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  • Feeding a Family on $50 per Week: Part 1 | Moms Need To Know

    I think it is a great addition. While not personally applicable, I am also into savings with two cats and a lot of paper in the stock market (Warren Buffett says to be ready to lose 50% but I do not see it). One tip I have is to invest in US backed I bonds through the Department of the... more

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  • Rated by thenighthawk on Sep 02, 11:37am

    Feeding a Family on $50 per Week: Part 1

  • Rated by suebeehoney70 on Mar 10 2009, 5:28pm

    I love this site - great tips!

  • Rated by icanhasgrammar on Mar 10 2009, 10:23am

    Great tips we can all use at times like these

  • Rated by cgamble on Feb 24 2009, 3:46pm

    use for balance?

  • Rated by nancyheartnsoul on Feb 04 2009, 3:38pm

    Feeding your family on $50.00 per week. Wow. This is good to have on hand. I don not think I will stockpile but still some very good ideas.

  • Rated by scarymommy on Jan 31 2009, 8:05am

    helpful feeding ideas on a dime.

  • Rated by pinoypolitico on Jan 25 2009, 12:22am

    I think it is a great addition. While not personally applicable, I am also into savings with two cats and a lot of paper in the stock market (Warren Buffett says to be ready to lose 50% but I do not see it). One tip I have is to invest in US backed I bonds through the Department of the Treasury. Remember when you were a kid and got EE bonds I Bonds are bought at full value. ie. $50 bond, you pay $50.00 but have a 5% return rate unlike CDs and the volatile stock market. The rate is based on the Consumer Price Index and as I know my grandmother whom got a 5.8% Social Security raise, to US$900 month, living in a rent controlled apartment costing $500 in NYC. Luckily my mother (her mother-in-law of my father whom died at age 46) can give her US$11,000 a year and I can give her US$3000 a year. Under US$11,000 means you do not have to pay gift taxes. To bad, the State of California, cut off vets whom had retired after Korea and cannot get food stamps as the Governor and actor spent too much money on solar panels.

  • Rated by JBandE on Jan 23 2009, 9:02pm

    great ideas.