Save money with students in training1 of 8There's an old saying: You get what you pay for. But when Christina Ferguson, a senior manager of production at the Bravo network in Los Angeles, went to a local massage school, she found that sometimes you get more than what you pay for when you hire a professional in training."It was one of the best massages I've ever had," Ferguson says, adding that the $40 fee for a single hour was 60 percent of what she normally pays. Turns out, massage schools aren't the only institutions that offer discounted services in order to give their students some real-world experience. Find out where else you can save money by working with a professional in training. Related Articles:Group buying saves moneyMake frugality funTips for gifts on a budgetEmulate the rich: Be frugalRelated Links:How to save on produceFrugal wedding secretsLocked out? Try frugal fix5 frugal tips for 50-somethings advertisement
There's an old saying: You get what you pay for. But when Christina Ferguson, a senior manager of production at the Bravo network in Los Angeles, went to a local massage school, she found that sometimes you get more than what you pay for when you hire a professional in training.
"It was one of the best massages I've ever had," Ferguson says, adding that the $40 fee for a single hour was 60 percent of what she normally pays. Turns out, massage schools aren't the only institutions that offer discounted services in order to give their students some real-world experience. Find out where else you can save money by working with a professional in training.