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The price of buying newspapers really adds up over time. Here is how to save money on a newspaper subscription. more »
The newspaper industry, like many businesses, has been hard hit by today's economy, forcing many of them to close down or cut down on personnel and increase their prices. So how do you get a good deal on a newspaper subscription nowadays you ask? Here are some tips: more »
Are you looking to save money? Has the recession taken a toll on your personal finances? If you are looking for ways to save money, then consider one of the alternatives I have put together for saving money on your newspaper subscription. more »
You want to save money whenever you buy something, but you may not want to pay to subscribe to the newspaper in order to get coupons. After all, the point of a coupon is to save money. If you have to pay for the newspaper, your savings are reduced. There are numerous ways to get free coupons without newspaper subscriptions. more »
Sure, I've written a few dozen editorial columns for newspapers, and that's brought a modicum of cash my way. But you don't need to do that to make your newspaper subscription pay for itself. Check out these ideas. more »
Are you currently paying cash for your magazine and newspaper subscriptions? Many airlines offer the ability to trade your unused Frequent Flyer miles for subscriptions to magazines like the Economist, Barron's, Glamour, Entertainment Weekly, Sports Illustrated, and The Wall Street Journal. more »
Newspaper subscriptions and newsstand purchases are falling dramatically, and magazines are shrinking in size. Nevertheless, print advertising offers many significant benefits over online, radio and television advertising. While Internet participation continuously increases, online advertising is largely failing to attract an audience. People record television shows partly so they can fast-forward through ads. Newspapers remain the best bet for local organizations, and magazines for niche groups. more »
Coupons, a staple of the Sunday newspapers, are now readily available from a host of websites. Internet coupons do not require a newspaper subscription or a hunt for six or seven quarters or a newspaper rack which has not been emptied by other coupon seekers. All you need is the internet and a printer. This article will help you get these coupons and not waste paper or precious printer ink. more »
If you have been laid off from work, going through a divorce, have medical debt, or just simply can’t pay your bills, then what can you do? First you must make a list of your debt and prioritize them. Start with the most important payment - your mortgage/rent, car payments, necessary living expenses like utilities, gasoline, etc then go down the list to the least important such as newspaper subscriptions. Add up all your debt and compare it to your income. If you still can't make the payments, then you need to start eliminating the extras as much as possible. Ignoring your situation won't make it go away! Get educated, do something about your situation. Consumers need to be educated on all of their options by the Federal Laws! Here are some options: Within the last 14 months, Bankruptcy filings are on the rise! With today's economy, more and more people are filing for a Chapter 7 or a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. The difference between a Chapter 7 BK and a Chapter 13 BK is that the Chap more »
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