How to Save on School Supplies
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It may seem impossible, but you can fill your child's backpack without going broke!
Step 1:
Stick to your school's list of required supplies. Contact the school if you haven't received one.
Step 2:
Ask your child's school if they know of any community programs that are distributing free school supplies. Or check for them online.
Step 3:
Start at the dollar store, where you can almost always find pens, pencils, notebooks, and other items.
Step 4:
Scour weekly store sale advertisements so you can snap up items you need that fall into their "loss-leader" category – items they sell at a loss each week to lure you into the store.
Step 5:
Check the web sites of big discount stores before you head out the door; they often have downloadable coupons and deals you can only get online.
Tip
Join forces with other parents so you can buy school supplies in bulk and split them.
Step 6:
Talk to your school principal about the school joining the National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources or a similar organization, which collects overstock donations from businesses and redistributes them to nonprofit organizations, like schools.
Did You Know?
The average American family with school-age children spends $594.24 on back-to-school purchases.
Watch more How to Manage Your Money videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/214534-How-to-Save-on-School-Supplies
It may seem impossible, but you can fill your child’s backpack without going broke!
Step 1:
Stick to your school’s list of required supplies. Contact the school if you haven’t received one.
Step 2:
Ask your child’s school if they know of any community programs that are distributing free school supplies. Or check for them online.
Step 3:
Start at the dollar store, where you can almost always find pens, pencils, notebooks, and other items.
Step 4:
Scour weekly store sale advertisements so you can snap up items you need that fall into their “loss-leader” category – items they sell at a loss each week to lure you into the store.
Step 5:
Check the web sites of big discount stores before you head out the door; they often have downloadable coupons and deals you can only get online.
Tip
Join forces with other parents so you can buy school supplies in bulk and split them.
Step 6:
Talk to your school principal about the school joining the National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources or a similar organization, which collects overstock donations from businesses and redistributes them to nonprofit organizations, like schools.
Did You Know?
The average American family with school-age children spends $594.24 on back-to-school purchases.
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i wanna save my money and i wanna go to college and a new apartment in winnipeg and find a new roommate
1:26 give me nightmare
Really didn't help I usually get school supplies at target
going to the dollat store and walmart got me thru being a broke college student. also, reuse your past school supplies! you do not need another pencil case unless its broken
Step one
Shop at the dollar store
hmmm can't wait for summer to end in philippines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On the mom I meant.
I love how they put fake teeth and smeared lipstick on them xD
Holy her teeth are ugly..
mommy, im scared ,hold me
If they think this is funny .. There kinda right
Actually it's all about the swap-meet lol
that is one ugly mama
planet of the apes cast is in this video
Hahaaaahha !! The comment below me ;)!
o they culd afford a computer but not on a dentist to fix her damn ugly ass teeth
Who the fuck knocked her up? Dahm
Btw dollar store really rather go look for supplies in a dumpster
im srry but omg her teeth my teeth pretty bad but omfg her teeth
@MonkeyOctober lol
The advertisement was for this pagerage.com thing..the commentator used to be this girl with a happy high voice and this one was this deep scary paedoish man xD
i wish they had dollar stores in australia
@TheHaitian145 what did they do to you