Save Money Frugal Tips

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Though tightwad seems like a derogatory term, author Amy Dacyczyn wants to assure you that it’s okay to be a penny-pincher. This self-styled “Frugal Zealot” wrote and published The Tightwad Gazette for over six years to spread the frugal gospel. Each issue contained tips from her personal experience and from her many readers. The wealth of information contained in all these issues has been compiled into one volume for the first time. You’ll find literally thousands of ideas for saving money, from the simple or practical to the difficult or bizarre. On the simple, practical side, Dacyczyn advises would-be tightwads to keep track of price trends at several stores in a “price book” and to buy in bulk when prices are low. Other, stranger offerings include tips for turning margarine-tub lids into playing-card holders, old credit cards into guitar picks, and six-pack rings into a hammock or volleyball net. More helpful are inexpensive recipes f (more…)

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The Frugal Millionaires “…contains more apropos information than found in a year’s worth of of Wall Street Journals.” – Mark M. Owen, Ph.D. (Armchair Interviews).

WINNER of the prestigious USA Book News “National Best Books Award” in the Business: Investing category.

Ever wonder how some people grow their wealth while others simply can’t? The Frugal Millionaires tell you exactly how they do it so you can too.

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- 70 millionaires anonymously share their ideas (more…)

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As the New Year begins, many people struggling in today’s economy may be making New Year’s resolutions that have to do with finances. While some are raring up to attack credit card or other debt, others vow to find ways to make their paychecks stretch further.

According to some sources, after weight loss and quitting smoking, money management and savings goals top the New Year’s resolution list.

There are some small yet significant changes you can make to make the new year better financially. In January, many companies allow you to change your 401k or retirement plans. Maximize your money by putting in as much as the company matches, or even more. Start a saving’s account and put money in it every paycheck before using money for anything else. Even if it is just $5.00 every two weeks, you will be ahead of the game.

More savings tips and tricks will always show up on this blog and the Save Money Frugal Tips website.

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