Shopping Oklahoma
Shopping Oklahoma:
A smart shopper is cautious and knows how to spot a bargain, but smart shopping is about more than just money in Oklahoma. The truly smart shopper knows how to spot the best quality items, those that have durability and will outlive the goods that may appear attractive at first, but don't last.
Coupon clipper takes great pride in adventure' of saving money
Saving money is a source of pride for Georgine Kaczmarek, who says it's "in" to be a coupon clipper who takes advantage of rebates and refunds. And what used to be called being cheap is really being smart.
Maximizing stores' holiday discount clubs
NEW YORK — You may want to think of the winter holidays as part of the distant future. But retailers reviving Christmas savings clubs want the season at the top of your budget. Right now.
Back-to-school shopping can be good finance lesson for children
NEW YORK — Shopping for back-to-school items for your elementary school children but afraid of a fight in the jeans aisle?
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Consumer Reports
Blender tests shake things up
Consumer Reports |A top-notch blender is a versatile kitchen appliance, good for making smoothies and frozen drinks, plus less obvious dishes,...
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Frugal Living
Reuse coffee cans
Frugal Living |Coffee cans are great storage containers. They have a tight-fitting lid, come in different sizes, are portable, and some even...
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Everyday Cheapskate
Bounce Back From Bankruptcy
Everyday Cheapskate |Dear Mary: Please give me some pointers on bouncing back from bankruptcy. Will this have any effect on future employment...
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Oklahoman Articles
1. Science World Report By: This site seems to be updated by many contributors, so the credit goes to “Staff” today. What blog is about – “Science World Report reports, explores and interprets the results of human endeavor from the eyes of the researcher and the interested public.” Featured post –... Read More
Twenty University of Oklahoma students from multiple disciplines set out Wednesday on a road trip re-enacting a journey Oklahoma-born artist Ed Ruscha captured on film 50 years ago. Read More
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