Tips! 124 Money-Saving Bits of Advice from Cheapskate Vegetarians, Scrooge McDuck, the Horribly Hung Over, and More

Today’s list starts with three symptoms that indicate you probably have BSD—Bargain Shopping Disease, which you really don’t want to have.

It’s a Deal: Spend $4, Get Free Papa John’s Pizza

Today only, when you place an order of at least $3.99 online at Papa John’s, use the coupon code TOYCAR (thanks dealnews) and you’ll get a free medium cheese pizza.

The Hottest New Luxury Item? One That Saves You Time, Money, or Both

In the recession era, the bar has been raised on why and when consumers decide to buy luxury goods. Merely liking something is no longer enough. But if you can somehow justify that a product—one that’s expensive, that you clearly don’t need—saves you time or money, or somehow betters your health or quality of life, [...]

True Sports Fans Eat their Team’s Logos

My those Celtics taste delicious! At long last you can get toast and pizza with the logos of NBA teams on them. And you’ll pay extra for the privilege.

Mad Munchies: March Madness Restaurant Deals on Pizza, Wings, and Beer

Midway through the NCAA Basketball Tournament, your hopes of winning the office pool may be busted, but there’s still reason to celebrate: Accompanying the tourney are restaurant promotions including half-price appetizers and $5 pitchers of beer.

Super Bowl Sunday: Colts, Saints, and Pizzas with the Works for $10

In time for your Super Bowl Sunday party, here are some promotions on pizza, Chinese food, appetizers, sports gear and memorabilia, and more.

Labor Day Money-Saving Party Planning Committee, at Your Service

Here’s a last-minute round-up of ideas to save on food and drink at barbecues, picnics, and any other sort of gathering this holiday weekend. One easy way to save: Go for store brands.

What the Success of a $5 Slice of Pizza Means

People will pay for quality. Even during an economic crisis. Even when the people involved are self-described cheapskates.

All-Time Favorite Cheap Foods

Prepare to be nostalgically transplanted to a time when your wallet was empty, your stomach was rumbling, and your cooking skills were nil.