Consumers Find New Weapon In Their Quest To Save Money

Relief is here for consumers who can't keep up with the economy's rising prices.

[USPRwire, Mon Mar 20 2006] With fears of inflation, higher energy bills, and rising interest rates eating up more of their paychecks than ever before, Barry Ferguson is on a personal mission to educate the public about how to get full value for every dollar spent.

Barry Ferguson, widely known as "America's Saving Money Man" and the author of a new money-saver guide entitled, "How To Stop Wasting Money!", believes the reason why consumers are having such a difficult time affording even the most basic of items and have put themselves in a financial hole is because they haven't yet mastered the fine art of shopping.

According to Barry, "Knowing how to shop smart is just as important as knowing where to shop". In "How To Stop Wasting Money!" he reveals hundreds of easy tips consumers can use to save money in every area of their lives.

Among the examples consumers can use right now to save money:

1- Instead of settling for coupons in the Sunday papers, take control of your savings by going online and targeting your coupons with Coupon Cutting Services. There are over 300,000 coupons to choose from and you can cut your grocery bills by up to 75%.

2- The secret to eating out for half-price is searching through the database of www.restaurant.com and finding restaurants that offer discounts in your area.

Here's a tip for even greater savings:
If your favorite restaurant is not listed, let them know. You may be rewarded with free meals from the restuarant profiting from an increase in traffic.

3- To negotiate a better deal on a new car, go to www.edmunds.com and find out not only what the dealer paid for the car you want but what others in your area also paid for the same car. This secret will help you save thousands when haggling with the dealer.

4- With gas prices soaring, use online websites such as www.gasbuddy.com or www.gaspricewatch.com to find the lowest prices in your area without driving around all day wasting gas.

The economy may be heading in the wrong direction but when consumers arm themselves with the right information, they can keep more of their hard earned money and make their paychecks go even further.


To learn more about how to save money, please visit:
http://www.HowToStopWastingMoney.com

About Barry Ferguson
With his fifteen years of practical, real world experience teaching consumers how to save money on everything they buy, Barry has become a favorite guest among radio stations across the U.S.A. and Canada. Each week he publishes an electronic newsletter called "The Saving Money Journal" which is filled with money-saving tips and ideas aimed at giving consumers more bang for their buck.


For More Information Contact:

Barry Ferguson (732) 533-3813
Barry@howtostopwastingmoney.com
http://www.HowToStopWastingMoney.com

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