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Do you have any good money saving household, frugal living?

February 23, 2010 Frugal Living 5 Comments

tips that you think are unique?
Thanks for the ideas.

frugal cheap skate living tips?

February 21, 2010 Frugal Living 7 Comments

hi!
i am looking for tips on frugal living i already do a lot but due to a lack of income i really have to pare down! even when i get income in again
thanks

1st APT!! Please share cheap tricks to frugal apartment living?

February 20, 2010 Frugal Living 4 Comments

Hey I’m moving to my first apartment and I dont have a large budget. Dont have a job yet and especially dont wanna financially flop in from of my mom.

So please share all your frugal living tips from cheap foods to decorations, cleaning products, and etc.

Thanks!

The prodigal son: Ben Westwood

February 19, 2010 Frugal Living No Comments

The prodigal son: Ben Westwood
Ben Westwood looks very at home in his mad clothes. They’re not unlike something his mother Vivienne dreams up: customised camouflage wellies with cut-out toes and a brown, ripped, Robin Hood tunic.

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Frugal Living for Dummies

February 18, 2010 Frugal Living 5 Comments

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Feel like you’re trying to dig out from under a mountain of debt without a shovel? Tired of working your tail off just to break even? Is the high cost of living taking all the joy out of life? Unless you’re one of the top two percent of wealthiest Americans, all of the above should sound painfully familiar. While they’re trying to decide between the ski lodge in Telluride and the Tuscan villa, for the rest of us, it’s an endless litany of corporate lay-offs, stagnant wages, crushing credit card debt, skyrocketing medical costs, exorbitant utility bills, the high cost of higher education…. And they call this “the good life.” Is there a better way to live? Can you get what you need and what you want without killing yourself to get it? “Absolutely,” says frugal-living guru Deborah Taylor-Hough, and in Frugal Living For Dummies, she shows you how.

In this warmhearted guide to living the good life on less, Deborah shows you how to live within your means and enjoy doing it. Among other things, she shows you how to:

  • Eat like a king on a peasant’s budget
  • Take the sting out of gift-giving
  • Dress well on a shoestring
  • Save big bucks on family expenses
  • Slash household expenses
  • Save on medical expenses
  • Involve the whole family in saving money
  • Save more for the things you want

From basement to attic, cradle to grave, Frugal Living For Dummies covers all areas of life with common sense advice and guidance on:

  • Working with your partner to achieve financial goals
  • Going to the grocery without being taken to the cleaners
  • Quick and thrifty cooking techniques
  • Providing kids the basics on a tight budget
  • Putting kids through school without going broke
  • Looking good and feeling good on a tight budget
  • Frugal holiday fun year round
  • Saving money around the house and driveway
  • Finding quality in pre-owned merchandise

Packed with tried-and-true techniques for cutting costs and stopping the insanity, Frugal Living For Dummies is the ultimate financial survival guide for the rest of us.

Frugal Living for Dummies

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