Frugal Blog

Michelle Singletary of the Washington Posts suggests having a spending plan can assist differentiating between wants and needs.  I also very much agree with her final comments: “If you’re tired of living paycheck to paycheck, then it’s time to set a budget. If you want to get that debt albatross off your neck, then budget it away. And don’t view your budget as a fun-buster but rather a way to bring financial peace and order to your household.”  See Budget Helps You Determine Needs and Wants

Frugal Corners is about resources to save you money. Whether you are looking to reduce your debt or eliminate it entirely, the affect will be the same. You will save “tons” of money. And the best part is, the money you save is like extra money you earn simply by doing things differently… and its all tax free. See this lost of money saving sites at Frugal Corners

Richard Browning offers some superb tips on saving money from his book This Is Money.  Though written for consumers in Great Brittain, consumers world wide will have no difficulty interpreting more money in their pocket.  See 50 Ways To Save Money .

Are you fighting a cold and don’t want to spend $20 or more on all of those over the counter remedies? Families.com offers some frugal ways to treat a cold. See Frugal Cold Treatment