Savings Review 2/1 – 2/12

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The household budget for our family is $500 a month and includes all
groceries, household products, clothing, gifts, decorations and
newspapers.  A little on the lean side?  Perhaps, but it works for our family.
  Whether your number is $300 or $1000, you should do what works for your family. 

Not much shopping, but that means more time at home, less costs for driving, and more money staying in our bank account!  :-) I’m not planning much shopping for this week either, so I’m really hoping to come in well under budget for February.

 CVS Retail:  $34.42,  OOP $0.00, got back $7.99 in ECBs, 
plus will submit for $9.99 Pediasure Rebate

 Walgreens Retail: $136.53, OOP $12.38, plus have a $5 RR left over
The cashier threw the baby in for free  :-)

Albertson’s Retail: $55.82, OOP $11.22

Spending
Albertson’s: spent $11.22, saved 44.60
Brookshires: spent $8.26, saved $2.2
CVS: spent $4.61, saved $70.17
Dollar Tree: $10.00, saved $0.00 (will save in months to come by buying real pans for the casserole swap)
Target: spent $44.47, saved $82.34
Walgreens: spent $16.31, saved $209.68
Walmart: spent $69.14, saved $20.62
Total Spent $161.01, Total Saved: $429.61

Money Made
Inbox Dollars: $0.16
Swagbucks: $0.37
Zoombucks: $0.27
MyPoints: $0.73
Total Money Made $1.53

$429.61+$1.53= $431.14 This means $615.91 of DH’s salary saved (click here to see how I get this amount)

Comments

  1. That is a fabulous haul! Well done Ms. Cricket!

  2. Okay, I do not like to shop Walgreens, but if they are throwing in Babies I’ll pay full price :-). Great job!! I would like to invite you to link up your CVS shopping trips each week at Simply CVS.

  3. LOL, sorry Cheryl, they gave me the last one on the shelf. I think I’d better keep her.