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by Jennifer Derrick
Ten Purchases to Help With Frugality
When I discuss frugality and money saving strategies with those who are just starting down the frugal road, one of the t...
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by David G. Mitchell
How To Avoid Looking Cheap
I need to buy new sneakers today. I know this because when I took my dog for a walk this morning, the plastic heel guard...
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by Jennifer Derrick
One Benefit To The Economic Mess: Less Pressure
While I’ve never been one to keep up with the Jones’, I’ve noticed a palpable sense of relief amongst ...
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by Sadie Morris
A Life Without Debt: Where to Cut When You
I’ve mentioned before that I really like saving money. To me it’s like a game to find new ways to reduce my ...
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by Jennifer Derrick
Walking The Line Between Frugality and Pack Rattery
A lot of frugal people have stashes and stockpiles of items that they are keeping for use “someday.” These m...
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by Jennifer Derrick
When the Poverty Mindset Threatens Family and Fun
Here’s a case study to think about: A member of my family has large retirement funds and savings accounts, a good ...
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by J. Alan Maguire
You Can Be Too Frugal
Have you poured a half finished glass of orange juice back into the carton? Have you taken toilet paper down from your t...
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by Jennifer Derrick
Voluntary Poverty and Escaping the Need for Money
A friend and I were talking the other day about jobs and money (actually, we were whining about our jobs and money) and ...
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by Jennifer Derrick
Frugality: Normal or Extreme Behavior?
When many people today think of frugality they think of a life filled with deprivation and sacrifice. They think of peop...
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