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People often associate saving money with having to suffer and sacrifice. Power of saving money often lies in learning how to save on small things and make this a habit. I learned that we save a lot of money by simply making some ordinary things last longer. Read the rest of this entry »

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With the economy going down, more and more people discover ways to live on a budget and save as much money as they can. One of the best ways to save money is to learn to cook from scratch.

Making pancakes from scratch can be a nightmare unless you know the perfect recipe. If you know it, it is actually very easy and it will save money.

Russian pancakes from scratch

Russian pancakes from scratch

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Save Money by Making Things Last Longer part I: Clothes, Jeans, Knitwear, Carpet

Save Money by Making Things Last Longer part II: Nail Polish, Lipstick, Food Mattress

26    Christmas Tree. The cheapest way to go when buying a Christmas tree is buying artificial one with pre-lit lights, which will last you for years. However, in my opinion artificial tree will never replace the smell of a freshly cut evergreen. This smell brings me so many memories and makes my holiday season extra special.
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Scriptures about Debt

Apr-14-2012 By Frugal 101

There are plenty of scriptures about debt and finances, but the majority of American Christians choose to ignore them. Don’t be one of them and take the word of God seriously.

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How to Save Money on Vacation Part 2

Apr-7-2012 By Frugal 101

How to Save Money on Vacation Part 1

4. If you decided to stay in a hotel, look for two-star options. Find a reputable 2-star hotel and you can easily save $40-$50 per night. You may have to bring your own toiletries, but if you are on a budget, it is well worth it. Read the rest of this entry »

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There are not that many of us who haven’t tried to find ways to make money fast, or at least haven’t thought of it. This is the main reason why the number of people who fall for get-rich-fast scams is incredibly high. We want to make money FAST.
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I have been in a very romantic mood lately, so I decided to search the web for tips how to be romantic on a budget. It is amazing how much information you can find just buy using Google. Even though many tips were kind of corny, there were plenty of fresh and original ideas that anyone can implement into their romantic life. Read the rest of this entry »

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16.    Rechargeable Batteries. Rechargeable batteries last longer if you charge them often, despite what you heard before. If you don’t use them, take them out and store them in a cool dry place. Refrigerator is actually our best choice. Just make sure they are not exposed to any moisture. Read the rest of this entry »

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Organic Food on a Budget. Part 2

Mar-2-2012 By Frugal 101

Part 1

6.    Look for generic organic foods at the supermarkets and grocery stores. For example, Wegmans food store has their own brand of organic juices, which are 2-3 dollars cheaper per bottle than big organic brands.

7.    Don’t overeat. Foreigners are usually shocked by the portions Americans eat. When I came here I couldn’t believe the sizes of portions at restaurants and the amount of food people throw away. Read the rest of this entry »

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If you are a procrastinator and think about gifts a few hours before the holiday, this post on quick and cheap gift ideas should be very useful for you.

I have to admit – I am one of these nerds, who thinks of gifts 6 months before the actual holiday and prepares them for at least 3 months prior. My husband is the complete opposite. He usually plans to go to the store the day before the holiday (if he doesn’t forget about it that is) and due to the “irony of fate” something will always happen on his shopping day, so he will end up not going at all. He feels bad about it, because he knows that gift giving is a very important part of my culture, but he just can’t himself. He is the biggest procrastinator when it comes to holidays and presents. Read the rest of this entry »

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