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Meet a Reader | JenRR from the Midwest

The Frugal Girl

We rented at first, but the rental situation in our new town was poor. While we were still renting an apartment, I researched areas with lower property taxes, scouted out my ideal neighborhoods, and waited for a smaller, less expensive house to come on the market. The same goes for things like clothes. Childhood joy.

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Grandparenthood Can Be Expensive!

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

They provided Christmas and birthday toys and on occasion provided direct financial aid. They also took the kids (one at a time) each year and entertained them by going to tourist attractions in their area. They drove the 200 mile trip on holidays and birthdays to celebrate with us. Why are we boomers more involved?

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Reduce Your Spending in 3 Budget Categories | 31 Days to Organize Your Finances

Family Balance Sheet

Fixed categories are things like your mortgage/rent, insurance premiums, and car payments. Variable categories change monthly depending on your spending habits and include categories like groceries, dining out, clothing, utilities, and entertainment. To find three categories to reduce, take a look at your variable expenses.

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How to Save Money Fast – My Top 20 Tips

Penny Pinchin' Mom

If you are like me, you like gifting your loved ones on special occasions, but buying all those gifts can put a real dent in your finances. For example, your statutory expenditures, such as rent, utilities, and gas, go into one envelope. If not, send that money to your savings account. DIY Gifts Gifts can be quite expensive.