Category Archives: Stockpiling
You CAN Freeze Eggs…But…Do You Want To?
When there’s a fantastic sale on eggs, what to do–freeze them or not freeze them?
Read the Store’s Sales Circular to Shop Coupon-Free
If couponing doesn’t thrill you, study the store sales circular to find coupon-free deals. You’d be surprised at how many people do not read the circular and miss out on the deals.
What Normal People Are Totally Confused About When It Comes to Couponing
After attending a couponing workshop last night, I realized that there are still so many questions people have about how to use a coupon. Here are some questions that were asked last night and here are my answers.
The Tightwad’s Notebook: Lesson 15– That Stuff on Sale May Taste or Smell Terrible
The Tightwad’s Notebook: Lesson 15– That Stuff on Sale May Taste or Smell Terrible
Why I Ditched Living Frugally This Summer–But Now, It’s Time to Catch Up
Back from vacation? Then, it’s back to financial reality! There’s no need to feel guilty if you blew your budget this summer. Autumn is the perfect time to get back on track and reboot your frugal habits. I know that’s what I have to do!
Clean Out The Closets–It Can Be More Lucrative Than You Thought!
If you hate to clean your closets, think again. One reader/guest blogger lets us in on what frugal finds she uncovered once she dug into her cluttered closet. Here’s what she found.
Join a Food Co-op and Eat Like Your Great-Grandmother…
Investing in fresh, organic food is frugal and sustainable.
Investing in fresh, organic food is investing in your long-term healthcare. What is your health worth?
Back to basics, lessons from our great-grandparents
How Much Money Should You Use to Build Your Stockpile?
So many people are overwhelmed when it comes to spending money on stockpiling. It’s as simple as spending $10 a week out of your grocery budget to start a healthy stockpile.
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