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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 ... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

Frugal Love Men dread Valentine’s Day. Women love it. It’s a gal’s holiday. I realize that this is a generalizatio... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

Dieting on a Dime The number one New Year’s resolution is to lose weight. The first few weeks of January are past and a lot of peopl... read the story

by David G. Mitchell

Baby Steps Count There are a lot of ways that you can save significant amounts of money by prudently marshalling your resources and spend... read the story

by James Hendrickson

Seventeen Things to Do When You’re Out of Work The people around me are struggling with cut hours and layoffs, and cutting back on finances is only part of the effect.... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Journaling for Financial Health Over the years I have used many techniques to keep my finances in order and work toward my goals. Some methods have work... read the story

by M. Beddingfield

Frugal Love Romance doesn’t come wrapped in red foil and stuffed in a heart – shaped box. Chocolate is nice but not the ... read the story

by Amy L. Fontinelle

6 More Ways to Minimize Shipping Costs I wrote earlier how to minimize shipping costs of by purchasing a digital scale, skipping the post office, avoiding Stam... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Homeownership Myth: Why Not Everyone Should Be a Homeowner Part of what has gotten the economy into such a mess is the belief that everyone should be a homeowner. Everyone from th... read the story

by David G. Mitchell

The Value of a Smile When I was about twelve years old, I used to hang out at a bowling alley with about ten of the kids from my neighborhood... read the story