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The Easiest Ways to Save Money on Household Expenses

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

Now is the time to watch every penny that you spend, so that you can purchase more in the same budget or even better, put that money in emergency funds. Get them from the library where movies are free if you return them on time. Wash your clothes in cold water. We know that times are tough. I mean, really tough.

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10 Savvy Ways to Save in 2014

Saving Cents With Sense

Having money automatically go into your account will help you stick to your resolution and save for your future, such as an emergency fund, a child’s college education, or retirement. How about clothes? Don’t forget to check your local library for FREE events, movie and magazine rentals as well. What about eating out?

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

Family Balance Sheet

emergency fund, so we started throwing what little extra we had straight. racks FIRST when shopping for clothes and shoes. selection of clothes at a fraction of the price before the next year. First, we will save our six-month emergency fund. Or rent it from the library. Ramsey or Debt-Proof Living?

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10 Savvy Ways to Save in the New Year

Saving Cents With Sense

Having money automatically go into your account will help you stick to your resolution and save for your future, such as an emergency fund, a child’s college education, or retirement. How about clothes? Don’t forget to check your local library for FREE events, movie and magazine rentals as well. What about eating out?

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10 Savvy Ways to Save in the New Year

Saving Cents With Sense

Having money automatically go into your account will help you stick to your resolution and save for your future, such as an emergency fund, a child’s college education, or retirement. How about clothes? Don’t forget to check your local library for FREE events, movie and magazine rentals as well. What about eating out?

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Meet a Reader | Jennifer from Arkansas

The Frugal Girl

Multi-pronged answer here: historically it was hard-wired in my DNA as a necessity but also being a good steward of what we’re blessed with & being able to give/help others; having enough for emergency funds was always a high priority as well. There’s always been garage sales/flea markets, library, state parks, fishing.

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