16 September, 2009

10 Best Ways to Save on Summer Fun

Summer is fading out, but that doesn’t mean you can’t squeeze in some last summer fun before the seasons change. Here’s the Debtress’ 10 best ways to make the most of your summer season without going into bankruptcy.

  1. Pack a lunch or some snacks before spending the day at the beach to avoid convenient yet overpriced food stands.
  2. Avoid the hassles of a costly night out and host a party at your place, or co-host at a friend’s. Invite a few friends to chip in on food and drinks and you will all find yourselves saving money for the evening.
  3. Cut down on watering bills by watering either in the early morning or late evening when water doesn’t evaporate as quickly in the summer heat.
  4. Stick it out and limit your AC use. If you’re just sitting in your home, turn on a fan instead, or open a few windows for a cool cross-breeze. Make sure the AC’s off when you leave the house, and that the air filters are clean and not forcing extra effort.
  5. Find the cheapest gas station along your typical driving route. Better yet, try biking and walking as much as possible to alleviate gas costs in general.
  6. Skip your favorite drink at the bar and order the special.
  7. Make money and hang out with friends by combining efforts and junk in a garage sale.
  8. Avoid the escalating prices of movie theaters and host a movie night at your place.
  9. Try cooking for a change! Stock up on inexpensive groceries and get in the do-it-yourself frame of mind.
  10. Pick up a local newspaper to find out in advance about free festivals, lectures, concerts, and general forums taking place in your area.
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2 Comments to 10 Best Ways to Save on Summer Fun

  1. Josh Maxwell

    Hi. I read a few of your other posts and wanted to know if you would be interested in exchanging blogroll links?

  2. TheMan370

    Sometimes, I just don’t know what to think anymore.

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