Change jar

Imagine you had half a jar like this one filled with dimes, pennies, quarter, nickles and dollars "Oh MY' Here's my coin story...

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My sister in law got married last summer and my hubby decided that it would be a good idea to use our old money jug (which held more change ...

A few weeks ago, I asked the internet to guess how many coins were in a huge jar (below). For more than 27 years, my parents had saved their spare change. My mother recently trucked the whole load to a bank to cash in, and in so doing finally learned the stockpile’s actual value, or at […]

Whether you're saving for a goal or want to pay off debt, you can save your change as a great way to build your savings. Use these tips for saving your change to find out how even the small savings can add up over time with very minimal effort.

I love when traditions are passed down from one generation to the next. When my father was a boy, ...

Coin jars

Robin has a great idea for coming up with spending money! She shared her change jars with us in The SavEars Facebook group. We’re a bit behind the schedule we set for our change savings. Jan to April we’ve set aside apx $625.00 for spending money for our November trip. Wonder if the bank will think we’re crazy when […]

Pennies, Nickles, Dimes, and Quarters. They add up quickly when you put all your change in one place. I have found that repurposing containers is a great way to make free and attractive coin jars. 1. The coin jar in the picture is made out of a blackboard paint can. Conveniently, both the outside […]