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There are plenty of ways to save in a tight economy

 
By Heather Warlick    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: August 25, 2008

When gasoline prices go up, so do the prices of most everything else. As expenses skyrocket, paychecks have a way of stagnating.

In today's economy, saving money and finding creative ways to generate extra income can mean the difference between feeling out of control and desperate, or maintaining financial control.

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