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How would you like to stretch your budget? One of the easiest ways is at the grocery store. Most people shop for food haphazardly or without a list, and it adds a lot of money to their bill. But, you can save 25 to 33 percent every time you shop if you just do a little homework. Clipping coupons either in the paper or on the Web is the best way to save. One useful site is couponmom.com. According to the Orlando Sentinel, you can consistently shave 33 percent off your budget if you clip coupons. So, if you’re one of the people with a big bill at the grocery store, consider trying it. Also consider buying store brands. The quality is just as good and the prices are much cheaper.

Pet owners have gone a little nuts in terms of what they’re willing to buy for their pooches. For example, there is now a waterproof, GPS-enabled cell phone for dogs. It tells you where you dog is and allows you to talk to your dog while he’s out in the yard or while you’re at work and the dog is at home. There is also a dog treadmill and pet pedometer, which keep your pet in shape. One company created a PDA for pets. For what else – keeping track of your dog’s schedule and his or her shots. There is even a site, dogster.com, which is like a MySpace.com site for dogs. Yikes. Is it possible that people have too much money?