http://ourfourpenceworth.com/homemade-coin-bank-for-saving-wayward-coins/167 Creative frugal living and personal finance Mon, 08 Sep 2008 07:51:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 http://ourfourpenceworth.com/homemade-coin-bank-for-saving-wayward-coins/167#comment-172 Festival of Frugality #120 | A Penny Saved Tue, 08 Apr 2008 02:22:22 +0000 http://ourfourpenceworth.com/?p=167#comment-172 [...] writes: Homemade Coin Bank for Saving Wayward Coins. Save money on a piggy bank, and save cash at the same [...] [...] writes: Homemade Coin Bank for Saving Wayward Coins. Save money on a piggy bank, and save cash at the same [...]

]]> http://ourfourpenceworth.com/homemade-coin-bank-for-saving-wayward-coins/167#comment-125 Jonathan @ MYC Fri, 04 Apr 2008 04:21:16 +0000 http://ourfourpenceworth.com/?p=167#comment-125 Love it - I'm going to make one of these right now. Sure beats looking under filthy couch cushions! Love it - I’m going to make one of these right now. Sure beats looking under filthy couch cushions!

]]> http://ourfourpenceworth.com/homemade-coin-bank-for-saving-wayward-coins/167#comment-119 Penelope Pince Thu, 03 Apr 2008 23:04:32 +0000 http://ourfourpenceworth.com/?p=167#comment-119 Same here. Now that we use credit cards for just about everything, the most cash I carry is $20.00. But it's amazing how much change comes out of that $20; they're always falling out of my wallet and all over the car, and so easily lost and wasted. Same here. Now that we use credit cards for just about everything, the most cash I carry is $20.00. But it’s amazing how much change comes out of that $20; they’re always falling out of my wallet and all over the car, and so easily lost and wasted.

]]> http://ourfourpenceworth.com/homemade-coin-bank-for-saving-wayward-coins/167#comment-118 No Debt Plan Thu, 03 Apr 2008 14:01:55 +0000 http://ourfourpenceworth.com/?p=167#comment-118 We keep a jar just like that -- minus the blue top -- for our change. Of course, we don't use cash any more so the amount of change we collect is very, very small. We keep a jar just like that — minus the blue top — for our change. Of course, we don’t use cash any more so the amount of change we collect is very, very small.

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