Amanda Blankenship is the Chief Editor for District Media. She frequently writes for a handful of blogs and loves to share her own personal finance story with others. When she isn't typing away at her desk, she enjoys spending time with her daughter, son, husband, and dog. During her free time, you're likely to find her with her nose in a book, hiking, or playing RPG video games.

Save Big on School Supplies Now

It’s August and back-to-school sales are in full swing.  Style-conscious kids are naturally focused on getting the perfect clothes or techno gadget, while money-conscious parents are homing in on rock bottom prices for the more mundane school supplies that each child needs throughout the school year.  Pens, pencils, erasers, crayons, glue, scissors, paper, backpacks…you name…

August is Back to Couponing Month

Today’s Sunday newspaper features 5 separate coupon inserts, including $107 in P&G Brand Saver coupons, $328 worth of coupons in 2 Smart Source inserts, $22 in Red Plum coupons, and $102 in coupons in Kellogg’s annual Fuel for School insert. Next Sunday will bring even more savings. The annual Smart Source Back to School Savings…

Generate Cash for Education with Upromise eCoupons

Costs for education, especially college, represent a major challenge for most Americans. Finding the extra money to put away for a child’s college fund or for adult continuing education is particularly difficult in the current economic environment. One organization, Upromise, provides a free service that enables consumers to generate cash back rewards that can be…

Organic and Natural Printable Coupons from HealthESavers

Looking for organic and natural brand grocery coupons?  If you haven’t looked through HealthESavers lately, you are probably missing some of the best specialty-brand printable coupons available! HealthESavers is now teamed with Eating Well magazine and the Living Naturally Retailer network of Natural and Health Food stores to provide coupons focused exclusively on healthy-eating organic…

Save Money and Waste Less with our Buying and Storage Guides

Summer is almost here, and with it an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables. Farmer’s Markets, local coops, or even supermarkets will offer a variety of seemingly fresh, fragrant, richly colored produce. Berries, melons, tomatoes…some organic, some conventionally grown, some freshly picked and some artificially ripened. As consumers, we will probably fill our shopping baskets,…