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Meet a Reader | JenRR from the Midwest

The Frugal Girl

After I became a mother, finances became much more complicated. The same goes for things like clothes. If they‘d still fit, I’d be content to continue to wear my clothes from the early 2000s. I have given up on second hand kids’ clothing. I love that you are repairing your reusable bags.

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Natural Mothering eBook Bundle

Family Balance Sheet

This Natural Mothering eBook Bundle is HUGE! Whether motherhood makes you feel overwhelmed or whether you feel like you''ve found your stride as a mother, we are here to help you be the best mother to your children that you can be. Confessions of a Cloth Diaper Convert by Erin Odom of The Humbled Homemaker ($9.95).

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50 Best Small-Business Ideas – NerdWallet

Savings Corner

Clothing boutique For the fashion-forward entrepreneurs out there, consider opening your own clothing boutique. Does your home have a guest house, mother-in-law suite or even just a spare bedroom? Alternatively, car repair businesses can focus on an automotive specialty, such as foreign cars, antique cars or specific brands.

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Meet a Reader | Jennifer from Arkansas

The Frugal Girl

Now-I’m a single parent who works part-time, cares for my elder mother, homeschools & runs a farm. Two “small” ones come to mind- my first car & first motorcycle-owned for a while, did a few small repairs & sold for what I paid. I usually take laundry pods & wash clothes wherever for less luggage/cost.

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Realistic Ways to Save Money Each Month

Saving Everyday

If we wanted extra money for something like school clothes or makeup, we were given a chore to earn it. Clothing and furniture are just a couple of the things you can buy on the Facebook marketplace , Craigslist , and OfferUp. You could also form a group with other mothers and come up with a neighborhood sport or activity.

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Interview with a Self-Made Millionaire

Prairie Eco-Thrifter

We mowed the grass, made our clothes, cleaned house, cooked , and fixed broken stuff. We had a dishwasher, but it was broken and we didn’t want to spend the money to repair it – so we did without one – for 10 years! We didn’t have a clothes dryer. We line dried all of our clothes, summer or winter.

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Meet a Reader | Biker Liz

The Frugal Girl

I’m a long-distance cyclist, a triathlete, a wife, a mother of two, a sister, a daughter, a friend, DIY-er, and a community member! And barring one job I had as a young mother, I never have. I’ve lived on both coasts, and my siblings and I were born in 3 different states!