Best Frugal Advice?

[rob62521]

My one piece of advice is to use the library!

[The Budget Man]

Originally Posted by rob62521

My one piece of advice is to use the library!

And don't forget the internet. When you dismiss the rubbish there is still a great resourse out there.

Enjoy Your Money
The Budget Man

www.PersonalityBudgeting.com
Straight advice without the hype.

[LuxLiving]

A worthy aspiration might be to:

Return the tithe 10%.
Spend 75% of your money on NEEDS.
Spend 15% of your money on WANTS.

Understanding the difference will likely take us all a lifetime to fully grasp!

[shelbylovesmelby]

Originally Posted by Ima saver

How much "stuff" do you really need? Think about it before you buy it. Put it down and wait 24 hours.

I don't know about waiting 24 hrs, I put it in my cart & think about if I can justify spending the money more likely than anything I will put the item back. Though if dh is with he'll try to convince me that I do need the item, as I don't buy myself anything.

[The Budget Man]

Originally Posted by shelbylovesmelby

I don't know about waiting 24 hrs, I put it in my cart & think about if I can justify spending the money more likely than anything I will put the item back. Though if dh is with he'll try to convince me that I do need the item, as I don't buy myself anything.

Sounds like you need to take DH with you shopping more often. Enjoy having such a caring person around!

Enjoy your money
The Budget Man

www.PersonalityBudgeting.com
So you always know if you can afford it!

[s.saver]

Originally Posted by LuxLiving

A worthy aspiration might be to:

Return the tithe 10%.
Spend 75% of your money on NEEDS.
Spend 15% of your money on WANTS.

Understanding the difference will likely take us all a lifetime to fully grasp!

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