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Meet a Reader | Mid-Atlantic Julia

The Frugal Girl

In my free time I enjoy canning and preserving food (well, I enjoy the results of it, ha!), baking, library storytimes, and being involved in our church’s Bible study, meals for the sick, and other various ministries. I would probably add it to our savings account for house projects. That is a never-ending list!

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report card freebies 2016 – Free Stuff when School ends

Coupons Do Work

Applebee’s -The A is for Apple Program gives kids a certificate for a free kids’ meal. Bob Evans – Star Student Program offers free kids meal for good grades. Pickle Cards to redeem for a free kids’ meal. Melting Pot Straight A Club – Free Melting Pot meal for A’s (A+’s, A’s or A-’s all count). They can save up to 20%.

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Ways to Save Money on a Tight Budget

Saving Everyday

My niece goes to Goodwill and buys what I can only describe as bags of junk, and she makes a full-time income selling it on eBay. Lean into cheap meals. Avoid meals that require pricier ingredients , and lean into budget-friendly meals. Remember that money saved is money earned! I do this ALL the time!

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How Krystal and Josh paid off $80k in 4 years!

Family Balance Sheet

working full time at a low-paying job and going to grad school full time, while my husband was working multiple jobs just to help us make ends meet. get better once I had my masters degree and could teach full-time. full-time so we started bringing in a decent amount of money. It was never.

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An Easy Way to Save for Irregular Expenses

For the Mommas

The term “sinking fund” was originally a business term used to designate a savings account where a corporation holds funds for the repayment of a debt in order to improve their liquidity. In personal finance, a sinking fund is a savings account that is designated specifically for an irregular expense.

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Meet a Reader | M from the PNW

The Frugal Girl

I’m thankful we had to learn how to cut back—how ridiculous was it to have dual full-time incomes/no kids and not save a cent?! Learning how to cook well has saved us a significant amount of money, and made us healthier. We’ve had such good times as a family hiking, kayaking, backpacking, climbing, skiing, and camping.

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Meet a Reader | Mary from Reflections Around the Campfire

The Frugal Girl

My biggest financial regret is the amount of money we spent on restaurant meals from the time we were married and both working full time to when we had kids. Now I wish those dollars had gone into our savings accounts. What’s an embarrassing money mistake you’ve made?