FrugalProf Bought a Prius
June 1, 2016
I decided to buy a used 2013 Toyota Prius for a good price, as part of my experiment to try and drive as frugally as possible. I can’t make any promises that the Prius is truly a frugal car, but I certainly hope so, and here are my reasons why I went for it: Continue Reading
Smart Strategies: Limiting Junk Food to Save Big on Groceries
May 28, 2016
We all know the feeling of going grocery shopping and filling our carts with more junk food than we intended. It’s easy to get carried away with all the delicious, but unhealthy, snacks and treats that line the shelves. But, buying too much junk food can have a negative impact on both our health and our wallets. The good news is that there are many smart strategies that can help you limit junk food and save big on your grocery bills.
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No Spend Days: The Key to Saving Money and Achieving Financial Freedom
May 21, 2016
Are you tired of living paycheck to paycheck? Do you wish you could save more money, but always seem to be one unexpected expense away from being broke? One simple solution that can help you get your finances under control is to implement no-spend days into your routine. No-spend days are exactly what they sound like – days where you don’t spend any money. By consciously choosing to skip unnecessary purchases, you can save money, reduce debt, and work towards achieving financial freedom.
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Smart Money Moves: Key Things to Avoid When You’re Low on Cash
May 14, 2016
Running low on cash can be a stressful and challenging experience. While it’s important to make smart financial decisions in order to get back on track, it’s equally important to avoid making certain common mistakes that can further exacerbate your financial situation. In this post, we will discuss some key things to avoid when you’re low on cash. By avoiding these mistakes, you can take control of your finances and set yourself up for long-term financial success.
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Regifting Done Right: Common Items for Guilt-Free Giving
May 7, 2016
The holiday season is often a time of giving, but it can also be a time of stress and financial strain. One solution to this problem is regifting, or giving away an item that was previously given to you. While regifting has a bit of a bad reputation, it can actually be a thoughtful and sustainable way to give gifts. The key is to do it right.
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Saving with Smarts: Easy Ways to Cut Electric and Gas Expenses
April 28, 2016
As we all know, energy bills can be a significant expense for any household. Whether it’s the cost of heating your home in the winter or the price of cooling it down in the summer, bills can quickly add up, leaving you feeling stressed and financially stretched. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce your energy bills without sacrificing comfort or convenience.
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The Power of Saving Together: Finding Your Frugal Tribe
April 21, 2016
Saving money can be a challenge. It requires discipline, planning, and support. This is where finding your frugal tribe comes in handy. A frugal tribe is a group of friends or family members who share your values and goals when it comes to saving money. They are the people who will encourage you to stick to your budget, share tips and tricks, and provide emotional support when you need it most.
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From Binge-Watching to Budgeting: How TV is Draining Your Bank Account
April 14, 2016
In the age of streaming services, it’s easy to see why binge-watching TV shows has become a popular pastime. With endless options and the convenience of watching anytime, anywhere, it’s no surprise that many of us find ourselves glued to our screens for hours on end. However, what we often don’t realize is that this seemingly harmless habit can have a significant impact on our finances. Subscription fees, impulse purchases, and even the cost of electricity can add up over time and drain our bank accounts.
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Smart and Savvy: Budget-Friendly Healthy Foods for Your Family
April 14, 2016
Eating healthy can be a challenge, especially when you’re on a budget. With so many options available, it can be difficult to know which foods to choose that are both good for you and affordable. However, there are plenty of budget-friendly healthy foods that you can incorporate into your family’s diet. By making smart choices at the grocery store and cooking meals at home, you can save money while still providing your family with nutritious meals.
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10 Affordable Home Upgrades to Sell Your House Quickly
April 7, 2016