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I wish we had a library close by. There are so many great things to get there. I love to read. We spend a small fortune on books every year but to me it is worth it. Our kids see us reading and they learn that it is a good thing to spend time on. We have cut back on a lot of things but we keep our magazines that we can get a good deal on. My Hubby loves his golf mags and it costs us more when he buys the one he wants at the store then to get it every month. I wish I could have found the Rachel Ray deal. Good job on that one.

I get my magazine subscriptions free through a few survey sites I belong to. It takes a while to accumulate the points and funds and now I get Prevention and Redbook. I pay for the Oprah magazine and my neighbors lets me read her Better Homes and Gardens magazine too. I use to get People but cancelled that too.

The only subscriptions I have are the free one's and after that ends, I don't get it anymore. Where's the deal for Rachael Ray? Also where do you get the quick and simple from?

I am not big on reading magazines. I do have a few that I like to get because they have coupons and pay for themselve. If you like to save money check into All You Magazine this is usually found at most Walmart stores. This magazine has coupons as well as all the other dribble. It runs about $1.77 an issure but could really be worth it. I also got in on a good deal through internet connections. One of the lady's that I chat with has a daughter who had a fundraiser for school. I got two years of the magazine for $12.00. I also got two years for my mother as well. I sent the woman a check and she processed my order. I also like sites like adperks.com which offers free magazines. This site is giving me a years subscription to home and gardens, field and stream. They have listed several other magazines that they will be offering in the future. I am very interested in a few of them. So you see I believe why pay for something you can get free. I am a member of Buzz Agent and they have what they call campaigns. These campaigns offer great products to try and give feedback on. I recieved a years subscription to TV guide through here. The library is only one way to get your magazine fix. Check out other sites online for free magazines. My daughter belongs to teen freeway or teen highway I can not keep them straight. She filled out a survey and got a year subscription to seventeen magazine.

There were a few that I got fairly cheap that I haven't renewed, and I realize that I haven't been getting Reader's Digest, so I must have forgotten to renew that one. I really like my RD, so I may have to look for a good deal. I don't think I could read magazines from the library. I would probably forget and throw them away or cut out articles or something and end up paying for them. I did stop my netflix subscription for now, though. It's a great deal, but I find we're not watching as many movies now, and my husband has a huge collection that we can go through, so I couldn't justify that little extra a month. We're on a fixed income, so every little bit helps.

I only subscribe to magazine when I get a great deal on it. Since they usually don't renew at the same deal I let them run out. With all the content you can find online magazines are not really needed.

I have never ended a subscription to a magazine because of the ecconomy. I have, howeer, stopped a subscription because I won't be in the country for a ew months. If I am not going to be at tome to read something, why should I pay for it?