New sheets for your bed can be expensive ... unless you have a Groupon.
For $29 (that's a 59 percent discount), you can get a set of embroidered Microfiber sheets from Clara Clark.
The four-piece sets come in full, queen and king sizes and are available in eight different colors. The sheets are machine washable and there is a $5 fee for shipping.
Check out these coupons. It's a cereal and diaper bonanza.
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Through March 25 at Restaurant.com, you'll get most $25 dining certificates for only $3 when you use promo code SPRING at checkout.
As always, read the rules for using the certificate before buying, as they vary from one restaurant to another.
If you want to save even more, make your purchase through Ebates, where you'll get an additional 15 percent cash back. There's nothing better than double dipping a bonus. That'll enable you to get the $25 certificates for only $2.55.
Coffee-Mate pretty much is a staple in our house, because that's the only way the wife will drink her coffee. Luckily, she's smart and stocks up when it's on sale and when she has coupons to use. But no coupon will be better than the one she'll get on Friday.
That's because Coffee-Mate is running a Free Flavor Friday promotion, where the first 200,000 people who go to the Coffee-Mate site will get a free bottle of the stuff.
Last year, these suckers went fast ... really fast. So you have to be on top of your game to get one.
If you're looking for new ways to show off your school spirit during March Madness, this Groupon might do the trick.
For $15 (they're normally $25), you'll get a hooded scarf complete with your school colors and logo.
There are only 35 different universities available, so check the list. There is an additional $4 shipping charge.
OK, I've been slacking off the past week and didn't give an update on The Great Cash Experiment, so I'm rolling two weeks into one. The last time we talked, the Hillbilly Retirement Fund was sitting at $677.51 through 18 weeks.
Well, we've continued rolling along, but the past two weeks have been at a bit of a slower pace. In addition to working some overtime, I've also been busy doing a bunch of work at one of our rental properties. That means I've gotten a bit sloppy with my $20 allowance. And by sloppy, I mean hitting the drive thrus a bit as I go from one place to another. But still, I've never depleted the entire $20. Small victories, people.
That being said, the wife has been doing a good job, as she's gotten on board with Wal-Mart's price matching policy. We've been saving some extra money on groceries, because she's been able to gather up all of the sale ads and get the cheapest prices on everything. It doesn't make sense to go to four or five different stores where they may only have one or two things on the cheap, but it does make perfect sense to get those rock bottom prices all at Wal-Mart.
We ended week 19 with $700.42 in the HRF, for a weekly increase of $22.91. And at the end of week 20, it turns out we bounced back a bit, because it was at $738.09, for an increase of $37.67.
Since we went to the all cash method, we're stashing away an average of $36.90 per week. If we can bump up our weekly average by a few bucks, we'll have $2,000 at the end of one year.
If you shop at The Body Shop, you might want to take advantage of their deal that only runs through today.
You'll need promo code SAVE20 at checkout, which will get you $20 off a $60 purchase.
It looks like this deal is good on everything except prepackaged gifts.
Here's some decent coupons, especially some high dollar value ones on cat litter and dog food.
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