When you’re living on Social Security, every dollar has to work harder.
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Walmart offers a few smart ways to turn $100 into real comfort, security and everyday value. These items can stretch a $100 budget while making daily life easier.
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Beautiful Air Fryer With TurboCrisp
- Price: $49.96
If you want to stretch your Social Security dollars without spending a lot of time cooking, this 3-quart air fryer with TurboCrisp is handy to have in the kitchen. You can roast, air fry, bake and reheat meals using little to no oil. It has patent-pending TurboCrisp technology that cooks food quickly and evenly with a nonstick ceramic coating that makes cleaning a breeze.
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Mueller Handheld Cordless Portable Food Sealer
- Price: $19.72
The Mueller handheld cordless portable food sealer is a great way to keep food fresher for longer. When you’re living on Social Security, the last thing you need is to waste grocery money on fresh food that spoils before you can use it.
Use the Mueller portable food sealer and create an airtight seal that will allow you to preserve the flavor and freshness of vegetables, fruits and meats. It can seal 60 1-quart bags on one full three-hour charge. It is compatible with all brands of vacuum sealer bags and comes with four 1-quart seal bags and a USB charging cable.
GGPG Rechargeable Flashlight
- Price: $10.98 (regularly $12.29)
The GGPG rechargeable flashlight is waterproof and features five light modes (high, medium, low, strobe and SOS) to handle any situation. It recharges by USB from a laptop, car charger or power bank. The beam reaches over 500 meters, and the LED is rated to last up to 100,000 hours. This is the perfect rechargeable flashlight for someone on a tight budget.
Johnson & Johnson All-Purpose First-Aid Kit
- Price: $18.36
Anyone on a fixed budget should consider the Johnson & Johnson all-purpose first-aid kit for the home or on the go. This all-in-one emergency kit covers everyday mishaps with cleansing wipes, gauze, tape and Band-Aid bandages in assorted sizes. It also includes Neosporin plus pain relief, Benadryl itch-stopping cream, Extra Strength Tylenol caplets and a Bengay instant cold pack to help soothe cuts, bites, aches and minor injuries quickly.
Editor’s note: Pricing and availability may vary depending on location.
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