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Frugal living blog

Best Online Purchases to Help You Maintain Positive Habits

Everyone seems to wish that there were more hours in the day to get things done. While we can’t create more time, we can be better about how we use it. We have created a list of online purchases to help you maintain positive habits and increase your productivity. Keep reading to see the break down of the best online purchases...

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How to Plan For a Medical Rainy Day Fund

Prioritizing your health is important, but it can also be expensive. Health insurance costs can add up, and your premium is not the only expense you'll be responsible for. You may also have co-pays and bills before you reach your deductible. If you get sick or injured, your first thought may be to just go to the doctor or em...

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41 Home Energy Saving Tips to Reduce Your Utility Costs

Saving money is at the top of everyone’s to-do list these days. Unfortunately, just living costs money. In fact, the average American family spends over $2,000 a year on utilities alone.  Aside from being a heavy burden on your wallet, electrical and gas energy usage leave a major footprint on the environment – air...

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7 Clever Ways to Save on Home Repairs and Maintenance

Buying a home is probably one of the biggest purchases you’ll ever make but it doesn’t end there. Once you become a homeowner, you’ll need to continue spending money on home maintenance and repairs.  According to the Motley Fool, you should expect to spend anywhere from 1% - 4% of your home’s value each year on ...

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7 Ways to Ensure Your Job Security

With changing times, you might be concerned about your job security. Almost all states in the U.S., except for Montana, allow employers to adopt “at-will” employment policies. As long as it’s legal, your employer can dismiss you without warning or reason. If whispers through the woodwork at your office mention upcoming la...

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7 Ways to Make an Extra $1,000 Part-Time From Home

What could you do with an extra $1,000 per month? At my house, we have a running list of needs, goals, and wants so there is always something purposeful to spend money on. We will need a new vacuum soon along with a printer and a few appliances are on the list as well. Plus, family fun is also something we like to spend mon...

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7 Things You Can Do With Your Vacation Budget

Summer certainly doesn’t feel the same as it has in the past, and your vacation budget might be sitting in an account unused. Usually, summer is a time for family vacations planned months in advance. It’s a time to look forward to. Instead, this year we’re all dealing differently. Many places are in different phases of op...

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4 Ways to Give Your Kids Allowance

Should you give your kids an allowance? While some parents may disagree with this concept, I say yes. Offering your kids an allowance is a great way to help them learn how to manage money and set financial goals. My son has used his allowance to save up for purchases and he feels a sense of pride knowing that he can buy som...

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How to Save Money on Prescription Medication

It's no secret that healthcare in the U.S is expensive. The other day, I went to my doctor and she prescribed me medication. When I went to the pharmacy to pick it up, I was surprised to hear it cost $40. At that point, it was a little too late for me to brainstorm how to save money on prescription medication. I unhappily h...

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Our editorial team of financial experts helps guide you through the ups and downs of personal finance, budgeting, saving money, and couponing. Whether it’s the latest deals at your favorite stores, or a plan to get out of debt, or some cheap ways to furnish your patio, we show you how to make smart decisions in every aspect of your financial life.

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The Ultimate Guide to Teacher and Educator Discounts

Drastically reduced school budgets and supply shortages have left American teachers in an impossible situation.

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Retail Savings Guide for Veterans

The aim of this guide is to show veterans of the United States military some of the many benefits extended to them from grateful businesses like ours.

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10 Top Ways Students Can Have More Money This School Year

College students not only have to figure out how to cover the cost of books and tuition, but they need to somehow survive on a pittance.

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Essential Money Lessons You Should Learn in High School

While adulthood is no cake walk, many say the teenage years are some of the hardest. As a teenager, you’re trying to figure out who you are and who you want to become – and all with the social pressures.

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Saving money on Pet Care

According to the most recent study by the American Pet Products Association, total U.S. pet expenditures in 2015 were $60.28 billion.

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Retail Savings Guide for People with Disabilities

We've provided our research on special offers and discounts available to senior citizens, women, and veterans, in our series of guides to help you find ways to save money.
In this guide, let's look at ways those with disabilities can stretch their dollars.

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The Ultimate Guide to Cheap Green Living

While the planet we live on has suited human needs for thousands of years, Earth's bounty may not last forever. Environmentalists have good reason to believe our planetary home is in trouble.

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Contributing Experts

Dave Grant is a CFP and founder of Finance for Teachers, a blog created to educate Illinois teachers on money issues affecting their lives.

Don Sturgill is a financial writer who has written numerous savings guides about how to save money for different groups of citizens.

David Cahill is a financial blogger at FinanceSuperHero.com, and his mission is to help you with one goal: to take back your life and money. Since 2016, he’s written over 100 articles on personal finance.

Carla Tardif is the CEO of FamilyReach.org, a national nonprofit that helps individuals and families alleviate the financial burden associated with cancer.

Lance Cothern is a personal finance freelance writer and founder of the personal finance blog Money Manifesto.

Judy Morgan is an author, speaker, and holistic veterinarian who owns two veterinary clinics in New Jersey. She is a radio show co-host and has written hundreds of blogs and articles for both online and print magazines.

Ian Ford is the founder and CEO of Undercover Tourist, which helps make family vacation planning easier and more affordable.

Jeff Ryan is an outdoor enthusiast, avid hiker and author of 3 books about America's National Park history.

Lucas Casarez is a Certified Financial Planner currently living in Fort Collins, CO. He is a new parent to a son and owner of Level Up Financial Planning.

Joan Wyndrum is the co-founder of Blooms By the Box, an online flower shop that provides flowers in bulk for weddings and other special occassions.

Mike Michalowicz is a serial entrepreneur behind three multi-million dollar companies and the author of several books on entrepreneurship. Mike is also a former small business columnist for The Wall Street Journal and former business makeover specialist on MSNBC.

Gene Klein is the executive director of Project Harmony, a child advocacy center. He has over 28 years of experience in the child welfare field providing direct services as a CPS worker as well as progressive leadership positions in non-profit agencies serving children and families.

Clint Haines is a CFP and owner of Next Gen Wealth, which helps families (and teens) create a solid financial plan to achieve financial freedom.

Clean energy expert Jeff Wilson has hosted over 200 television episodes on environmental topics for HGTV, The DIY Network, and public television.

Joseph Carbone is an indenpent financial advisor in Long Island, NY. He is the founder of Focus Planning Groupand is regularly featured in some of the top finance publications in the US, like Money Magazine, Yahoo Finance, and Forbes.

Steve Weisman is a lawyer, college professor, author and one of the country’s leading experts in cybersecurity, identity theft and scams. He writes the blog www.scamicide.com where he provides information about cybersecurity, scams and identity theft.

Bobby Ong is the co-founder of CoinGecko, a cryptocurrency data website offering comprehensive rankings and evaluations on hundreds of cryptocurrencies.

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