I know there are a bunch of new readers and that there is  A LOT of information on this site.  Even if you've been a reader awhile, feel free to explore some of the other sections of the site you might not have been to before! 

The main areas covered:

Freebie trading- basically, I (or another trader) pays you money to sign up for a site and try an offer or offers.  These range from free offers to trial offers to purchasing a product.  An overview of freebie trading is on the "Freebie Trading" page.  For a list of sites I am paying for, see "Earn Cash Today!" under "Freebie Trading." This is a great chance to get paid to try out Netflix, Blockbuster, buy an ASOTV product, or get a credit card!

Survey Sites- this section covers survey sites that I HAVE BEEN PAID for and ratings for each site.  For those interested, I usually make between $50 and $100 a month doing survey.  Not a lot, but it certainly helps buy groceries! 

Mystery Shopping- the main "Mystery Shopping" page covers companies I have worked for and been paid by.  There is a sub-page "Mystery Shopping Tips/Rules" for those interested in what mystery shopping is and how to do it.

Writing Income- there are three pages in this section.  The main "Writing Income" page has a site that pays me to write along with a site that pays me to blog.  There is also a "Writing Tips for Blogs" and "Blog Promotion" sub-pages.  For those interested in freelance writing, I will be posting two more sites that pay me to write in the next month. (I am waiting for payment from one site and the results of a Health article on the other).

Coupons- I save at least $100 a month using coupons.  The coupon page right now has a "basics of couponing" section.  I will be adding sites where I get coupons and other tips over the coming months. 

Budget Basics- This is a section for those looking to get their basic household finances in order.  The reason for this section is that it doesn't matter how much you save with coupons or make from other sources if your household finances are a mess- debt, bad planning, lack of a budget, etc. will wipe out any additional income or savings.