Money Saving Tips for the Holidays Guide eBook

By Pinyo, on November 24, 2008

The holiday season is upon us and this one is different because of the economic crisis.  Many people are either out of their home, or on the verge of losing it.  Many are unemployed as many companies are aggressively reducing costs to prevent business failure.  But this doesn’t mean that we should forsake the spirit of Thanksgiving and Christmas.  We can still give and enjoy the holidays while spending less.

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In the spirit of giving, the M-Network put together a free money saving tips e-book, Money Saving Tips for the Holidays Guide (PDF) for you to download. The e-book contains 8 articles written by the M-Network members. Subjects include going green this holiday season, frugal ways to keep the meaning in the season, frugal gift giving strategies, and much more!

So go ahead…download it and send it to your friends. It’s our gift to you.

The 8 members of the M-Network who contributed to the e-Book are Gather Little By Little, My Two Dollars, Paid Twice, Cash Money Life, Moolanomy, Being Frugal, Plonkee Money and Mrs. Micah.

Special thanks to Gibble of Gather Little by Little for leading the project and assembling all of our ideas into a single e-Book!

As with our other e-books, this e-book is copyrighted; however you are allowed to distribute to anyone as long as the e-book is unmodified and free. Please feel free to distribute this e-book to anyone else that you think might benefit from reading it. Each of the articles is copyrighted to the respective authors and is not allowed to be distributed outside of this e-book without express permission of the author.

Please visit the free personal finance e-book page to see other titles.

Pinyo is the owner of Moolanomy Personal Finance and an entrepreneur with over 20 years of business experience. He is interested in business management, investing and wealth management. He has written for many online publications, including American Express Currency and U.S. News Money. You can follow him on Facebook and Twitter.

Add Your Question or Comment (6 Comments)

1. Jonathan:

   November 24, 2008 at 2:03 pm

   This is an excellent idea and as it’s my birthday today it’s a great birthday present! Have just downloaded the PDF and will read it through tonight. Great to see the M-Network members pooling there article writing skills for their readers.
2. Seth:

   November 24, 2008 at 2:26 pm

   Great ideas from the M-Network. Here are some of the easy savings wins I just accomplished:
   Cancelled HBO, which we hardly watch anymore ($10 month / $120 year)
   Switched our phone and Internet to Comcast ($40 month / $480 year!)
   Reduced our childcare by 3 hours per week ($150 month / $1,800 year!)
3. Kaye:

   November 24, 2008 at 10:10 pm

   Great e-book! Has a lot of excellent ideas. Some I do, some I wish I could do, some I will do I especially loved the 24 book idea. I have collected different Christmas books over the years and keep them in a separate box (try to, anyway ). Then we read 1-2 each night as part of our Advent time. Adding more each year and letting them open them would add some spice to the season.

   One suggestion regarding the gift certificates and gift cards. Those are my favorite gifts for my older recipients, BUT with so many stores having tough times and several going out of business, pick your stores carefully. I suspect I am safe buying Walmart cards and hopefully Target and even Amazon. But when 2 out of 3 of my favorite computer stores are gone….I’m steering clear of specialty stores this year.

   Thanks again for this great resource. I’ll definitely be sharing it
4. Pinyo:

   November 25, 2008 at 10:05 am

   @Make Friends — Happy Belated Birthday

   @Seth — That’s awesome. Saving over $2,000 a year is great.

   @Kaye — Thank you. And good point about gift cards. In fact my wife recently sent me a list of all the stores that are closing and it’s scary.
5. Jerry:

   November 28, 2008 at 3:17 am

   What a nice idea and timely for the holidays. I love the idea of giving green gifts. Not only is it insurance for the environment but depending on what you buy, it can be easy on your wallet, as well. I hope this new administration will lead us out of this downturn so we can move forward as a country.
6. geetha:

   November 28, 2008 at 7:50 am

   Great book! Its is good to save dollars. Saved lot of money and time. Thanks for the guide!