What do you do when you make an amazing find at Goodwill or any other thrift store? Do you use it or sell it for profit? Here’s how one beautiful item I found is making me crazy enough to write about it: a mint condition vintage Kate Spade purse.
Amy Dacyczyn still, and will always, influence millions of people with her frugal philosophies. Here is one quote of hers that I love.
Read an article about TFF in All You Magazine’s February issue!
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.
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The folks at Oransi, makers of frugal and innovative Robby Wash Ball, noticed all the interest coming from our blog about the product because of a past review on Two Frugal Fairfielders. So they are offering us a Robby Wash Ball to give away to one lucky TFF reader! Enter and win!
The Tightwad Tutor–Lesson #10: Save 20% Or More By Grocery Shopping Without Your Kids
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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.
Is the escalating cost of veterinarian care keeping you from taking in your pets for treatment? It sure is in our house–it’s not feasible to pay over $100 for a single visit. So, I called around for prices and found out some interesting things about vet services around town.
Whether it’s during a coupon workshop or just a conversation with a friend, one of the most common questions is where to get coupons for healthy, organic food. Here are a few good, reliable sources for organic grocery coupons.