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Stocking up on Office Supplies

When people think of “stocking up” during time of economic uncertainty, they often think in terms of food and basic household staples. If you are into preparing for the future or getting good prices by buying things in bulk, you might consider applying the same strategy to your home business. Recently, I purchased several ink cartridges for my computer printer. I decided to stock up and purchase a few of each color so that I could get a discount and would have a goodly supply. I also discovered that the shipping is cheaper overall ordering things in bulk like that. … Continue reading →

School Supplies Are Still On Sale

There are more sales for school supplies this week. Each store seems to be in full swing and doing what they can to attract your dollar. Here are some great buys for Office Depot, Staples, Walgreens, and Wal-Mart. Office Depot is continuing their school supply sale with promotions on the following items: Freebies for this week include:Sharp Scientific Calculator. It’s free after a $7.00 mail-in rebate. The limit is one per customer. When you purchase $15 of dated goods, you will receive a free journal. I am thinking this is for date planners and calendars. Purchase a Texas Instruments graphing … Continue reading →

More Office Supplies for a Penny

More school supplies for a penny! It’s Office Depot’s turn to have a school supply penny sale. And they are offering different items then the recent Staples deal. So we can continue to fill the school supply list for a penny a piece. I love this time of year. The sale is going to run July 13th – 19th. There are limits on what you can buy for each item, so get everyone in the house involved. Each person can purchase the limit and you can return daily till you have your fill. Office Depot penny items include: Red Eraser … Continue reading →

School Supplies for a Penny

Back to School shopping has officially started. All types of stores will be clamoring for your back to school dollars. Grocery stores and drug stores are getting their extra shipments of pencils, crayons, and paper. Most Wal-Marts have set up their extra aisles of back to school must haves. We, as parents, get all the fun of deciding who has the best deals. If you haven’t received your school supply list yet, don’t worry. This first sale has items that are sure to be on everyone’s list and it’s a great way to get started. Staples is starting its annual … Continue reading →

Free Magazines

Magazines, who doesn’t love them? Many have coupons and promotions that help save money on all areas of our lives. They are filled with wonderful ideas on how to make life more enjoyable. What could make magazines any better? Getting them for free, of course. Here’s a bunch I have found recently. Cosmopolitan is offering 4 free issues at startsampling.com. With this magazine, you don’t have to worry about billing or canceling. They will only send you the four issues. More is offering a one year subscription at startsampling.com. You can also click here to subscribe as well. I have … Continue reading →

Back to School Sales

It’s that time of year again! Yep, stock up time. Anyone who doesn’t stock up on a year’s worth (or more) of school supplies in August is just throwing away money. I was in Staples yesterday and there were parents mulling around the school supplies, working from their school’s lists and spending over $100. If they’d started shopping in June, the bill would’ve been considerably less. In an effort to have those $100 per student bills spent at their stores, most office retailers offer back-to-school savings. The loss leaders are excellent! This week, Staples incredible deals include a penny for … Continue reading →

10 Reams of HP paper for only $7 shipped

Weren’t computers supposed to usher in a paperless age? Instead, I find myself with more paperwork than ever. Between printing out instructions and audit forms for mystery shopping, printing extra math problems for the children, and keeping hard copy records, we go through a decent amount of paper every month. That doesn’t even count what the kids are using for schoolwork, artwork, Elisha practicing his origami, or just doodling. I’m constantly picking up papers to toss, file, or send with DH to work. I wonder when, if ever, they’ll discover that Daddy’s special file at work for their drawings is … Continue reading →