Saving money is definitely on the brain for people these days. I scour the web daily to see what others have to say. Instead of keeping these goodies to myself, I’ve decided to compile a post each week with stuff that can help all of us.

Here’s a free way to save on your wireless plan (St. Louis Post Dispatch) Review of CUBcellphonesaver.com.

Save green as you go green (CBS News) Money-saving tips from solar outdoor lighting to laundry fresheners.

Make 3D images with your own camera (The Times UK) Photosynth, a free application from Microsoft, creates interactive panoramas with photos from a standard digital camera.

Why can’t Generation Y save money? (Foster Folly News) Mentions Save252 (www.save252.com), which allows people to put $1 into a retirement or bank account for 252 days a year.

And one for those thinking green:

‘Green’ gadgets or greenwashing? (InternetNews.com) If you actually want to help the environment, then buy consumer electronics that are super high-end and built to last.

And don’t forget to check out this week’s posts from Gadgetress:

• Four scanners under $100
• Acer cuts price of its 2-month old ‘netbook’ PC
• Get tech help in your home from AT&T
• Why wait for Android when iPhone is already here?
• Avoid overdraft fees with free mobile-phone service
• Will crazy colors spur interest in new netbooks?
• Yell at the FCC on its Digital TV transition tour
• Stump the PC Club: Remove .NET update annoyance
• 1 month MobileMe frustration = 2 months free service
• Back to school gadget advice from a 17-year-old student
• AT&T offers $10,000 to help catch copper-wire thieves
• Most digital-TV coupons expire before being used
• Toshiba XD-E500 claims to enhance plain DVDs during upconversion

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