What did we do to save $2,300 recently? The truth is – it has gotten more challenging as the years pass no thanks to inflation. In this post, I’ll share how our family made great savings recently just by doing these 11 things. Saving Tactic #1 We often make use of a local buy and… Read More »
Financial freedom is the ability to meet all you living expenses: A. with your passive income e.g. from interest, dividends, or rental income. B. without you needing to work for an income. Want to reach financial freedom as soon as possible? Saving and investing your money is the easiest way do it. I’ve spent much… Read More »
Did you just come home with 5 different jackets and 3 pair of shoes you don’t need? You promise yourself you won’t buy anything . . . Yes, you may be a spender now, but by the time you’ve finished this post, you won’t be needing these things anymore. You’ll become a minimalist instead. “We… Read More »
You may know that I wrote about emergency funds recently – what it is and how to save up a fund even if you haven’t much money. Read about Emergency Funds : A must for Healthy Finances here. The basics of Emergency Funds including why you should have emergency funds, how it will help you,… Read More »
Welcome, dear readers. As part of frugal living, we’re looking at what things you can stop buying so you can watch your savings soar! Are you buying things without realizing that you don’t actually need them? No problem! This post is on: – the common things to stop buying – the potential savings you’ll enjoy… Read More »
Have you tried countless times to slash your car expenses but seem to be always spinning your wheels? What a pain! “Owning and operating a vehicle . . . accounts for the second-largest household expense” (Bureau of Labor Statistics). The rising cost of motoring is a sickening drain on motorists’ finances. We’ve done hours of research… Read More »