In tough economic times, everyone is looking for new ways to save money.
One easy way to trim your budget is to avoid unnecessary spending, such as paying late fees on bills. By setting payment reminders, you'll always be on time with your bills.
Other budget-cutting solutions aren't quite that simple, but every family can find ways to save.
"GMA's" Savings Makeover found $188,852 in savings for one family.
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"GMA's" personal finance contributor Mellody Hobson has advice on how budgeting and cutting back can be a valuable lesson, especially for children.
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Two frugal moms from Chicago cut thousands of dollars from their budgets, using strategies such as cooking from scratch, purchasing used cars, shopping at thrift stores and finding freebies.
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"GMA's" consumer correspondent Elisabeth Leamy has great advice on how to save on all your monthly bills, from car costs to cell phones.
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Once you start reducing your expenses, you can make the most of your savings by investing it properly.
CLICK HERE for Mellody Hobson's top five financial tips for 2010.