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New Ebay Daily Deals!

Post on June 4, 2010

We are excited to announce we are now pulling in Ebay’s daily deals.   This will add to our already amazing deals added daily.  Make sure when you see a deal you like that you vote it SuperCool.  This will help only the BEST deals to be pushed to the top of the results.  As always if you find deals that are not already on the site go to our Submit a Deal page to add them.

Saving on your next family vacation

Post on May 27, 2010

One of the greatest family bonding experiences can be a family road trip. While you are saving money on airfare you may still rack up charges on the ground. Here are some money saving tips for the road trip, courtesy of www.supercoolsteals.com.

1. Pitch a tent. Camping is cheap and fun.
2. Pack your own water and a canteen. Buying bottled water will make your cash dry up quick.
3. Cook your own food. Skip the pricey restaurant and go fishing or grill some burgers on the camp fire.
4. Is it cheaper to rent a car? What kind of condition is your car in? Is it a gas guzzler? Do the math and save.
5. Lighten the load and save on gas. Do you really need to pack the kitchen sink?
6. Air up your tires! This saves on gas.
7. Bunk up. This is a family bonding experience. If you do use a hotel – spread the kids out on sleeping bags on the hotel floor.
8. Stay with friends in route. This is the cheapest option and a great way to catch up with old friends.
9. Road side traps. Beware! Do you really need to explore a cave? Plan ahead and don’t get suckered in with the flashy billboards.
10. Pack your own entertainment. When the kids and you start wanting magazines, comics and games – be sure you have packed them and aren’t buying at the gas station where prices triple!

Of course, for ways to save in these areas and more money-saving ideas online throughout the year, visit SuperCoolCoupons.com!

Graduation Gifts on a Budget

Post on May 11, 2010

www.supercoolsteals has come up with some great tips:

1. Make it yourself. Sew, build or bake
2. Frame your favourite picture of you and the grad.
3. Offer free tutoring, cooking or laundry service for your college bound grad.
4. Use www.supercoolsteals.com and save on a traditional gift.
5. Make a care package of food or bath materials. What graduate doesn’t need soap and soup?

Of course, for ways to save in these areas and more money-saving ideas online throughout the year, visit SuperCoolCoupons.com!

Pet Summer Savings

Post on May 11, 2010

June 25^th is take your dog to work day! But that is just one reason to get a pet – It is summer time and you have visions of running in the park with a four legged friend. Or maybe now that school is out you are considering get that cat your kids have been begging you for. Animals are a great way to teach responsibility to your little ones and provide companionship for all of us. Yet the expense of a four legged friend can be daunting. Here are five money saving tips, courtesy of www.supercoolsteals.com:

1. You don’t have to buy name brand food to provide proper nutrition. Read the label of ingredients. Many knock – offs are the same or better than the big brands.
2. Plan pet friendly trips. Paying for boarding can really add up but many hotels and airlines now accommodate your furry friends.
3. It takes a village to raise a dog? It may sound strange but in today’s word of long commutes and work dinners you will want to find a friend or neighbour with a dog who can lend a hand. You’ll do the same when they are in a bind. This will save money on a pet sitter.
4. Self – wash please. Washing Fido yourself will save loads. Fancy doggy spas are an unnecessary frill that your dog probably doesn’t like anyway.
5. Pet meds may pose one of the greatest expenses but you can save your dough by buying online or in bulk. Check with your vet for the proper dosages and dispense yourself. You pay extra for those pre-filled doses.

Of course, for ways to save in these areas and more money-saving ideas online throughout the year, visit SuperCoolCoupons.com!

Homegrown Money

Post on May 7, 2010

Its spring again, and it’s the perfect time to save a little cash by planting your own garden.  Make it a family activity and fun for everyone!  Herbs and vegetables can be pricey, and by growing your own, you can save big!  If you use the essentials like potatoes, tomatoes, strawberries, or bellpeppers in your everyday cooking you can save up to 30% on your weekly grocery bill by planting your own!

Here’s a simple breakdown of just how much you actually can save:

3 potted bellpepper plants (at a local nursery)  – $10
(yielding 12-15 bellpeppers per plant) 

Store bought Organic bellpepper- $2.50 each 
Home Grown bellpepper - 38Cents!

So when wondering what to do on a beautiful weekend, plant a garden and save big!