Kitting Out a New Home on a Budget
Starting off in a new home isn’t cheap. Apart from the initial cost of deposits and agency or mortgage fees, you’ll have to stump up the funds to kit out […]
Frugal Living
How to Move Into a House without Breaking the Bank
Moving can be a costly endeavor, even if you try to do most of the moving yourself. After all, there are so many details to be tended to, many of […]
12 Tips on How to Become a Frugal Shopper
The list of expenses that demand us to hand out more and more of our hard earned cash seems to grow longer by the day. As if not inconvenient enough, […]
5 Ways to Enjoy Time With Friends Without Breaking The Bank
Photo Credit In these tough economic times, many people are starting to feel the pinch. Getting out and seeing friends is an important part of your social life though, and […]
Losing Weight and Eating Healthy while on a Budget
Photo Credit Anyone who wants to lose weight or lose the belly fat must perfectly understand that to achieve that goal, diet and exercise should go together. Not just one, […]
Top 8 Effective Ways to Encourage Your Child to Save Money
We are living in difficult financial times, so one of the most important lessons for your children to learn is how to put money aside for a rainy day or […]
Frugal Living & Entrepreneurship Is Possible
It’s remarkable to see that mainstream entrepreneurs have emerged at a time when the economy is going through financial crisis. This proves the notion that there is opportunity in adversity. […]
Top 5 Frugal and Work Related Reasons Why I Bought a Pocket Wifi
Before I will rant about the advantages and disadvantages of my newly bought pocket wifi unit, I will list first my expectations and well-thought reasons why I choose to subscribe […]
My Top 7 Frugal Resolutions for 2013
Wow! Is it 2013 already? I’ve been hiding in my bunker and just managed to get out now. LOL! Seriously, I’m so happy that I have now a bit of […]
5 Top Tips to Travel on the Cheap!
N.B.: This guest post is brought to you by Roy Duffield, a fellow blogger from the UK. Hope you will learn something from his tips. – EOD As kids we […]
Frugal Handicraft Ideas: 7 Recyclable Home Items You Can Transform Into Beautiful Gift Souvenirs
N.B.:(At the moment I’m still publishing guest posts on this site as I’m still very busy with work and settling some personal matters. I’m not sure yet when I can […]
How to Live a Frugal Life as a Student
N.B.: When I was a student, I scrubbed floors and cleaned office furniture to free my parents from the burden of college tuition. Though I worked as an assistant to […]
Frugal Home Ideas: Green and Self-Reliant Additions to Your Home That Save Money
N.B.: Have you been thinking how to save electricity and lessen the frequency of buying new bulbs every time they got damaged? Or, perhaps are you planning to cut off […]
Frugal Fashion: How to Make a Beaded Necklace from Recycled Magazines
N.B: You don’t need to spend thousands of money to look fabulous and in-sync with fashion. Being frugal doesn’t mean you keep on wearing the same boring stuff over and […]
How to Celebrate a Frugal Birthday
N.B: Another way to save money if you are celebrating your birthday (that is not mentioned in the guest contribution below) is by celebrating it with someone who has the […]
Frugal Recipes: Simple Desserts Cooked in the Microwave
N.B: It’s not yet too late to greet everyone a Happy New Year!! Here’s another gastronomic offering from one of my semi-regular contributors, Clare of My Passion For Food. I’ve […]
Frugal Living Tip: Saving Money by Buying and Storing Bulk Foods
This is a follow-up article for Frugal Living Tip: How to Save Money by Buying Coffee in Bulk. If you are interested to become one of our guest contributors, kindly […]
Frugal Living Tip: How to Save Money by Buying Coffee in Bulk
Note:Â Here is another guest post from our friends from DailyBread.com on how to save money by buying coffee in bulk. Photo: Jeff Kubina. Licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share […]
How Much I Save from Metro Gaisano’s 1-Day Crazy Sale
My grocery shopping early this morning was greeted by mobs of shoppers in Gaisano Metro. I have no idea that they were having a 1-Day Crazy Sale. I had a […]
Guest Post:Preparedness Tips For Family with Young Children
Note: Here’s a guest post from FoodInsurance.com on how to prepare your family in times of emergencies. As I am now featuring topics related to self-reliance and prepping, I believe […]
Starting My Own Food Storage from Scratch
Photo used under Creative Commons License | Credit One important aspect of living frugally is to become self-reliant and be prepared for any emergencies or calamities that may happen any […]
Why I Decided that I Should Live Frugally
Living a frugal life is not easy.This is the very reason why I decided to blog about it so that I can keep track of my progress.For people like me […]