The best of the best when it comes to savings tip and frugal living from around the web each week.
"This Week in Review" links you to information about micro-hotels; a chunky soup recipe; creating a mini magnet board; 11 essential books; frugal spending; and party planning for kids.
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This week we feature tips from Fiscal Fizzle on financial denial, The Simple Dollar on charity giving, WiseBread's new podcast "The Dealista", Frugal Dad on setting gift boundaries and much more.
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Do you treasure thrift? Are you one of the consumers cutting their debt? Do your daughters play makeup? Do you dare to disagree with Dave Ramsey? Did you hear about the couples who got married in 99 Cent Only stores? Are you on a simplicity rampage? Then you'll enjoy the articles we feature in "This Week in Review.
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"This Week in Frugal" looks at fashion and the increasing popularity of carrying your summer wardrobe into the fall. Topics we look at include budgeting for the fashion minded; interval training to look good in your clothes; thrift-store shopping; creating a dress-up box for your kids; free printable coupons; free restaurant meals for kids; and reviews of two fun books.
Read more...This Week in Frugal we look at balancing frugality; the Simple Dollar looks at financial independence; GoodyBlog discusses six window-blind recalls; Toys R Us offers savings on new baby items; and we help you figure out how to make your own stickers.
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In "This Week in Frugal," we examine tips from Shoestring Mag, Bargain Babe, Fiscal Fizzle, Dollar Store Crafts, Frugal Dad, Makes and Takes, Taste of Home, and Joy's Hope. Plus we look at SouleMama, a crafty blogger and author with a new book that released last week. Handmade Home is a collection of 30 sewing projects that’s all about using thrift fabrics and everyday materials.
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In "This Week in Frugal," Save the date cards; Tipnut tells us about painting laminate furniture; Money Saving Mom has details about Nielsen surveys; we learn about mono-tasking; Tip Junkie explains promoting your blog; Lifehacker has tips on cheap landscaping; The Homespun Heart offers a child-rearing tutorial; and the Fantastic Find links to downloadable cookbooks.
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In "This Week in Frugal," we examine recession haggling; the death of cash; eco-thriftiness; instant gratification; and alcohol on a budget. Read tips from Time magazine, Fiscal Fizzle, Rubbing Nickels, The Simple Dollar, and Shoestring magazine.
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In "This Week in Frugal," we share tips from CNN, SaveMoney.com, Budget Travel and Go Frugal. We also discuss trimming utility bills; pregnancy and legal issues; Borders Rewards coupons; Old Navy Weekly; decoupaging ceramics; and bathroom makeovers.
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In "This Week in Frugal," we look at the MintLife blog, female job cuts, looking for work, buying real estate, two meals from one chicken, and using your local library to save.
Read more...The city of Houston is one of the most popular travel destinations in Texas. When you're planning a big trip, try using our Go Frugal in Houston guide to make your travels more affordable.
The lure of unlimited sun, sandy beaches and awesome entertainment options draws millions of travelers to Florida each year. If you're planning a getaway to Orlando, be sure to read this guide so you can make it a fun and frugal trip.
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Being frugal and being cheap come with very different images. Do you know where you stand on this scale. Try taking our quiz to find out if you're frugal or cheap.
Our 82 best posts cover everything from babies to weddings in extreme detail. Hope you enjoy revisiting them as much as we did.
When should you buy a car? Is January really the best time to purchase Christmas presents for the next year? And what's the deal on fresh produce? We have the scoop on a raft of products.
The author of "Dune" knew more than science fiction. This week he shares wisdom about folding money and we turn to the eponymous author "Anonymous" for our second quote.
Gloria Steinem knewmore than how to stir up feminists; she also knew a thing or two about frugality, as did Greek philosopher Nikos Kazantzakis. Learn what these two disparate people had to say in this week's Frugal Quotes blog post.
Wild-food foraging is a movement steadily gaining speed, but the wise hunter understands the importance of knowing their prey.
The worst of February is before us, with inches-deep snow storms, freezing temperatures and lots of gray skies. Make sure your prepared for the worst by following our recommended five emergency-preparation steps.
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