Watch a $1-movie near you!
Hitting the movie theater is costly these days (especially for concession stand addicts, such as myself), but I still think it’s one of the most fun, relaxing things you can do with friends and family. So, here’s some good news!
AMC’s 2009 Summer MovieCamp is throwing a bone to families with little ones. Every Wednesday from now until July 29, AMC theaters will charge $1 per person to view the G- and PG-rated films on their list of hit 2008 films, such as Horton Hears a Who and Kung Fu Panda. Even better, admission and concession proceeds will benefit Variety-The Children’s Charity and the Will Rogers Institute. Find participating locations at amctheatres.com/smc.
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Helping the environment and saving cash don’t always seem to go hand in hand. When I go shopping I tend to assume the organic, earth-friendly products are too expensive and aren’t worth the hole in my wallet. Now that going green is spreading so quickly, though, prices are going down on organic products. ![grocery-checkout[1]](http://dailysavings.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/grocery-checkout1.jpg?w=200&h=270 "grocery-checkout[1]")
Supermarket frequent-buyer clubs really work! If you’re still hesitating about adopting the coupon-clipping lifestyle (and you really shouldn’t!), you can at least sign up for and use your local supermarket chain’s club card. At the market where my family shops most often, the A&P, we ask the cashier to scan our card every time we checkout (we keep the cards in our wallets and on our key chains so we always have them with us). If we don’t get instant savings on the products we’re purchasing, we often get coupons generated at the register for items we really use. The results of this very simple practice? About $650 saved each year, not counting register coupons. A big return on a hassle-free investment. 
It’s only July, and yet stores are already beginning to stock crisp jackets and warm sweaters. Before you start shopping for fall, though, hit (or click) the clearance section. Because retailers start selling fall clothing well before the weather gets cool, you can take advantage of blowout sales on summer clothing while it’s still warm enough to wear them. Some summery pieces featured on AllYou.com are now deeply discounted online. Check out a few great deals on items we’ve already featured. 
I’ve always known that wearing uncomfortable shoes could lead not just to wear and tear on my feet, but also on my knees, hips and back. I’ve also always known that my arches are flat, so I shop for shoes with extra arch support. ![grocery-challenge[1]](http://dailysavings.files.wordpress.com/2009/07/grocery-challenge1.jpg?w=200&h=260 "grocery-challenge[1]")
Could you spend just $25 per person on groceries each week? That’s what we’ve challenged readers to do. All You’s Grocery Challenge started yesterday, with more than 7,000 people ready to give it a try.
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