Suzanne O’Connor’s Bargains LA

Debt Proof Living

Years ago when I did my first NBC 4 morning news show, Mary Hunt was the interview in front of me. Her practical, frugal tips, advice and good sense made a serious impact on this humble bargain hunter.

But frugality was not in vogue then.

Well it is now and this Queen of frugal common sense has a website packed with tidbits of info to help all of us manage our finances better.  The real practical tips are in her membership section. Included in her subscription based newsletter were articles like “3 Ways to cut the High Cost of Health Care, “ Generosity and the Recession”, “8 Restaurant Ploys to Watch For” and more.

The value here is the expertise of Mary Hunt. With dozens of television appearances, magazine article and a track record that is over a decade long, this frugal financial Queen is the real deal. …Not a “pop up” frugalista.

Though her advice and insights are practical and serious, Mary keeps it light.  She also keeps membership affordable with a 6-month membership at $18, a 12-month at $29, a 24-month at $56. Of course you can gift a needy someone with membership too.

By following one piece of advice you’ll probably save more than the subscription price. Living debt free is real freedom and Mary Hunt will help get you there.

SpendLessTV

Changing the way we think about money is paramount to saving it. Some people find it annoying that all I want to do is figure out how to get something I want at a bargain price. But thinking like that saves ya money.

So if you need to change your thinking or tweek it a little, try checking out Spend LessTV.com. They have a ton of pre-loaded videos from a full range of sources on how to save money and spend less. Videos loaded with tips, tricks, ideas and how to’s to expand your bank account and train your brain.

They have their video collection sorted by topic so you can peruse it that way or just go through and look at them in the order they were posted.

Though they have some home made videos most of their sources are not just fly by nights. Their savvy sources include Good Housekeeping, The Debt Diva, and frugal style hipster Michelle Madhok.

Cool educational viewing to save more money. Works for me.

WiseMoneyMatters

Do you have a difficult time saving money. At the end of the month is all you money gone? Well apparently you’re not alone and thousands of people have the same problem.
WiseMoneyMatters.com can help with insightful and real life tips on how to save money everyday.

Each week they have a new Weekly Financial Check Up (so you can see how you’re doing) along with productivity tips ( to help you use your time better and make more money) and Investing Basics (for those of us who are investment dummies).

Simple concise advice and information to help you keep and save more of what you make.