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Remember what it was like to be Newlywed and Broke? #ad

Posted by on August 12, 2013

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A fun, new single camera comedy is in the works.  This show “NewlyWed and Broke” will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you remember those times when you were indeed NewlyWed and Broke.  A couple that goes about life as Newlyweds focusing in on the financial hardships and job loss in very hilarious ways.  Each new episode will showcase a new way they struggle to make and save money.

In honor of this new single camera comedy that is being funded through IndieGoGo I thought it’d be fun to share some of my “NewlyWed and Broke” tips:

1) Stock up on DOLLAR Sales.

Throughout the year the grocery stores often have 10/10 sales.  Where items in this ad are indeed a dollar.  So stock up on those grocery items.  Often times items include: Rice Sides, Frozen Pizzas, Fun Snack Items, and Bite Size Cereals.  No need to go hungry with these sales.

Or, on occasion, just shop the Dollar Store ;0

2) Shop the Clearance Section

When it comes to clothes shopping, it’s all about knowing when the seasons switch over, and when to shop those clearance sections.  The days after Holidays, although busy, means great deals.  When it’s Back to School time, even more, cheaper deals.  And when the seasons switch into fall from summer, or from fall to winter, or winter to spring, items on the clearance rack on a must have.

And it also means to shop a size bigger if you have young ones so by the next season they’ll be able to fit into those items perfectly.

3) Stop Eating Out!

That’s just money adding up.  Instead of eating out, how about just going to the grocery store and bringing items home.  Start in the produce department.  This section, not only healthy, but also some of the cheapest items you can find in the store.  A DEAL to me.

4) FREE Date Nights.

Date nights on the Cheap! YES, they can happen. Whether it’s a FREE concert in the park, Summer Movies at the Beach or around town, or FREE Museum Admission Days, look for the deals around town, and make the date night FREE.

5) Sell Your Stuff!!

Look through your items and ask yourself, “what can I part with?  then try your luck on Ebay or Craigslists… trust me, it does work!  Extra money coming in.  Cha-Ching!

Our friends at NewlyWed and Broke also have a tip:

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Right?  If you love eating out and seriously can’t go without it, stalk the heck out of happy hour menus to save yourself some money.  Great meals for under 5 dollars.  Nothing beats that!

About the Project: NewlyWed and Broke is a Single Camera Comedy that is being funded through IndieGoGo.  Different perks are available from Video Thank Yous, Bracelets, Your Name in the Credits, Production Still, Birthday Videos, Skype session and more.

This project will first take place on The NewlyWed and Broke Website, when there’s a big enough following they will begin pitching to other TV networks, and the rest is history.

Newlywed and Broke is a sponsored project of Fractured Atlas, a non-profit arts service organization. Contributions for the purposes of Newlywed and Broke must be made payable to Fractured Atlas and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Head to their IndieGoGo site to contribute to this fun project, and follow along on their facebook page for more laughs and more broke tips. 

 

 

 

 

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