Secret Must Haves Of A Frugal Living Home
Discover The Secret Must Haves Of A Frugal Home
Are you looking to save more money this year? We all are! Where we live the housing costs are at an all time high. Imagine your rent or your mortgage being over half your income. Crazy right ?! Are you ready to learn the secret must haves of a frugal home?
Frugal Living 101
If you are new to frugal living you have come to the perfect spot. Don’t worry click on a few of the links below and you will learn so many ways to save money this week, this month and in the year to come.
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Learning To Live Frugally
As a family we use to eat out more than twice a week, we didn’t budget and we didn’t really have any financial goals. That all changed the day my husband lost his job…
Now I want to say that, that was a bad thing. Don’t get me wrong it was and it took us a bit to pick up all the pieces and get our finances back in place.
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Frugality And Personal Finance
But the reality is my husband has found a job with a company and co-workers he really enjoys and we are now more accountable for our finances. One book that made a world of difference was the Total Money Makeover.
What Is Frugal Living?
Frugal living is about making smart money choices and learning to live below your means. In an effort to stop living from paycheck to paycheck and save money.
Examples Of Frugal Living
Simple, easy do able examples of frugal living are meal planning, home cooking, brown bagging or oven lunch boxing your lunch, washing your laundry in cold water and using natural homemade cleaners.
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Why Live Frugally?
If you are trying to pay down debt or save money for something big frugal living can help you achieve both of these goals.
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Frugal Home
Your number one must have in a frugal home is a budget. Knowing how much money is coming in and going out will help you in paying off your debt and in knowing exactly how much you can really afford.
Frugal Home Budgeting Basics
Some people think that a budget is restrictive, but in reality a budget gives you the opportunity to enjoy all the things you want to do.
Frugal Household
Are you tired of being a week from pay day and having no money? Living paycheck to paycheck? In a frugal household you learn the staples to have on hand if there ends up being more month than money. You also learn to live well on less.
My Frugal Home
In my frugal home we have a stocked pantry full of supplies that can be baked or made in the event we have to stay home, funds are low or we just need more meal options. We have also learned how to stock the freezer with money saving foods and stock up on meats when they are on sale.
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Frugal Homemaking
Home is where your heart is and where you raise your family. It can also be a very, very expensive place to be. With groceries, rent, cable, electronics, apps, meals out, children’s activities and vacations. The costs add up.
Stop Trying To Keep Up
Are you trying to keep up with the shiny must haves and vacations of your neighbors? I am going to stop you right now. This book Love Your Life, Not Theirs by Rachel Cruze is a must read.
The reality is the shiny must haves and the sandy beach holidays are putting your neighbors and half the country in debt. Rachel Cruze says it like it is in Love Your Life, Not Theirs.
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Frugal Homemaking Tips
Learn how to cut your costs and live well on less. Did you know that after reading this article you could probably list off 10 different things you could cut or change to save money.
Frugal Life Hacks
Plan to live more frugally, plan to live within your means, plan to save money. Plan to not spend every cent you make.
Frugal DIY
If you are looking to save more money and love DIY you need to check these out:
- 50 Amazing DIY Mason Jar Crafts
- Soap Making For Beginners
- 7 Amazing Crochet Patterns For Beginners
- 21 Uses For Your Discarded Citrus Peel
⭐Frugal Kitchen Must Haves:
- Jars, jars and more jars
- Slow cooker
- Coffee pot
- Instant pot
- Baking soda
- Vinegar
- Cloth napkins
- Freezer storage
- Food savers
- High efficiency appliances
⭐Frugal Household Must Haves:
- Storage organization
- Jars, jars and more jars
- DIY cleaner containers
- Reusable shopping bags
- Reusable water bottles and coffee mugs
- Clothesline
- Cleaning rags
- Essential oils
- Recycling containers
- Rain barrel
Everyone’s life, budget and spending habits are different. What might work for one, won’t necessarily work for the next.
Stop Spending
But when it comes to frugal living cutting back on your spending, learning to save money and cut costs are universal.
Checkout some of the articles below and learn where you can save more money today.
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Updated July 5, 2021
