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Meet a Reader | Gretchen from Oregon

The Frugal Girl

I ‘ve been reading The Frugal Girl for 4+ years now, definitely pre-pandemic but I’m not sure how much before. Another, very important frugal win, my very frugal husband who’s a natural saver and set us up for success by buying his first house (a foreclosed property) at 28. What’s your biggest splurge?

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How to Save Money on Baby Costs

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

A lot of the things that you’ll be buying will only be in use for a matter of months so it makes little sense to buy everything brand new if you’re on a budget. Don’t look to buy used car seats though as you can’t be sure of their safety and whether they have previously been involved in an accident.

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How to Shop and Save Money when Expecting a Baby

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

This scenario is acted out in thousands of households every day; few people can afford to just go out and buy all the paraphernalia required for a baby. If you are anything like me, you will be tempted to buy every cute outfit you see, possibly in pink, blue and yellow, to make sure you are covered.

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Seven Cheap Hobbies That You and Your Family Can Enjoy

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Reading If you like reading, you can definitely make it your hobby. Try buying second hand books or looking for inexpensive e-books to save money. You can take the time to create a dedicated reading nook in your house. You can take time out every week to read the paper, or a magazine, or a new book.

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