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Beyond Couponing: How to Save Money Without a Purchase
Coupon clipping shaves a portion of each grocery bill. Unfortunately, most coupon clippers never experience the high level of savings so often romanticized on extreme coupon clipping shows. So, whats the better option? Save money without even making a purchase. Heres how: Enter Online Sweepstakes
How to Find a Pregnancy Doctor
Prenatal care is an essential part of a healthy pregnancy and finding the right pregnancy doctor is your first step. If you have a group of new mom friends or your gynecologist is an obstetrician, too, you’re probably all set. But if you’re on your own or want a new doctor to manage your pregnancy, the prospect of finding the right one can seem a little intimidating. If you can, conduct your hunt before you get pregnant so your search can be completed at a relaxed pace.
How to Find Doctors to Birth Your Child
Once you find out you’re pregnant, you’re immediately faced with a million choices. In fact, if you’ve been planning your pregnancy for a while, your non-stop decision engine’s probably been revving for a while. One of the most important decisions you’ll make is the health care providers who support you throughout your pregnancy and help you bring your little one into the world. Finding a provider who supports your birth choices and makes you feel comfortable can reduce some of the stress of labor and delivery.
What To Do When You’re Pregnant With No Insurance
A positive pregnancy test often causes joy and excitement, but an uninsured woman probably experiences stress and fear about affording the prenatal care and delivery. Even a complication-free vaginal delivery and prenatal care could cost you $20,000 or more; however, there are ways to lower the costs and assistance for uninsured pregnant women.