I’m always looking for information on how to save money on a daily basis. This info comes from blog posts, emails, websites and ebooks.

While crusing around the internet like I do. I came across a collection of 15 ebooks that are available for sale from Livingonadime.com around the topic of saving money on groceries and dining out.

For 15 books you would expect to pay quite a bit of money. The book that I am writing will be selling for $39 (not about saving on groceries) so when I saw their price of $17 for all 16 books I thought that is a great deal.

Plus as a bonus you get access to the “Grocery Shopping On A Budget” ecourse and the “Supermarket Savings 101 eCourse”
Here are the titles of the ebooks that you get in the package.

Money Saving Meats
Saving On Cleaning Supplies
Eating Healthy On A Budget
Is Eating Out Eating You Up?
Grocery Savings e-book
Menus That Make Cents
Plan Ahead Leftovers e-book
Quick Dinners e-book
Menus On A Dime e-book
Kids’ Recipes e-book
Simply Centsible Breakfasts
Simply Centsible Suppers
Crock Pot Recipes - Over 470 recipes in this book, that alone is worth $17
Menu Planning Made Easy
224 Meals In A Hurry e-book

Honestly for $17 you can’t go wrong and you’ll probably save that amount or more on your first trip to the grocery store after reading these books.

The best part or all is that they offer a 100% money back guarantee for 60 days after your purchase. Click here to view all the books and a description of what you will find inside.

While looking for ways to increase my income I came a across a site called Shoptillyoudrop.net a site that claims that you can make money as a mystery shopper or get paid to take online surveys.

I found an interesting article about this site that might make you run from it. This is from the Better Business Bureau where a women was scammed out of almost $5000 You can read it here

Keep in mind that there is very little information about shoptillyoudrop.net other than what is posted on the site it’s self and most reputable scam exposing websites don’t have any reports on them yet. I would use extreme caution if you are considering joining shoptillyoudrop.net. Do your research first.

They also charge a registration fee of about $25 to join.