BargainShopping

    By Tom Barlow

    | 1:00PM 2/22/2011
    Not all is well with the behemoth that is Walmart, and the reason leads directly back to your pocketbook. The dominant merchandiser in the U.S. has been losing business, and many, including the Wall Street Journal, speculate the reason is because it has lost sight of its core value, "Every day low...

    By Mercedes Cardona

    | 6:00AM 12/04/2010
    Thrifty shoppers looking for low prices on basics are frequently passing up the big boxes of Walmart for the tighter aisles of their local dollar stores. The cheaper upstarts have replaced no-name products with nationally known brands and revamped their interiors to lure in a new crop of bargain hungry customers.

    By Julia Scott

    | 9:20AM 7/09/2010
    Get 15% off your next purchase with this Old Navy coupon that has no minimum purchase amount. Use coupon code ONSAVE15. Expires July 18, 2010. Online only. One use per person during the valid period. If your bill is $75 or more, use coupon code ONSTUFF20 to get 20% off your total. Also expires July...

    By 24/7 Wall St.

    | 12:45PM 11/23/2009
    Where do you find what's hard to find? With the holidays around the corner, finding that great item becomes all the more urgent. So, with Zhu Zhu Pets on the brain -- my 5-year-old girl really wannnnnnntttsss them for Christmas -- I set out to put some of my best-tested methods up for a comparison.

    By Julie Tilsner

    | 8:30AM 8/17/2008
    All good things must come to an end.The 99-Cent Only Store, a Los Angeles-based chain whose logo for years has been "Nothing over 99-cents. Ever" is doing just that. The chain is raising prices on some items. There will be some things that will now indeed cost more than 99 cents. I guess this means...

    By Zac Bissonnette

    | 6:00PM 8/13/2008
    I went to the mall on Monday and bought an Aeropostale t-shirt that fits me beautifully for $4.50, and the color -- baby blue -- is my color.I mention this partly because it's always fun to save $15 but also because, for me, the thrill of saving $15 is more exciting than the actual savings. Saving...