July 4th may be over, but deals are still going strong. MakeMeChic.com's 4th of July sale ends tonight. Combine their deals with the LivingSocial 50% off voucher, below, for some major savings. Or beat...
This week at Cheapism we're all about summer. Whether it's time to replace your AC (or you're looking for ways to save on that bill), your kids need entertaining, or you've decided to host a summer...
The first day of summer ushered in record temperatures in the Northeast and sweltering weather throughout the country. In this kind of heat, keeping a lid on the air conditioning bill during the summer...
With summer on the way, you may be hoping to catch the London Olympics or in the process of hunting for a new A/C. As always, we've got your back with all the frugal tips you'll need.
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Knowing when to purchase what can mean big savings throughout the year. Savvy shoppers take advantage of two major, and related, trends: seasonal shifts and post-holiday efforts to clear out inventory.
What have you done to save energy lately?
If you've been a little careless about leaving lights on and letting the tap water run, October is the month to turn over a new leaf. This is Energy...
We've updated our reviews and recommendations of the best air conditioners and desktop computers.
For cheap air conditioners, we have several recommendations for less than $300, with...
Bare naked has its time and place. Like summertime sleeping, suggests Savings.com. Yup -- go to bed without your jammies and save money on AC and laundry, and get an added kick knowing that you're... Read more on savings.com »
The price of an air conditioner unit is mostly based on the power capacity it can handle. A cheap AC within the Cheapism price range is less than $300 and you can find models between 5,000-12,000... Read more on Cheapism »
Home values in many parts of the country have plummeted in the past couple of years, so here are some suggestions from the San Franciso Chronicle for simple home improvement projects that could... Read more on San Francisco Chronicle »
Forget about those trickle-down policies the big guys in Washington keep promising. Go with the bottom-up approach and take control of your environment. SmartMoney.com lists five ways to cut your energy... Read more on SmartMoney.com »
