Top 20 FRUGAL LIVING TIPS That Really Work according to Frugal Fit Mom

Top 20 FRUGAL LIVING TIPS That Really Work according to Frugal Fit Mom

In this video, I am sharing Frugal Fit Mom's top 20 frugal living tips that have personally helped her save money and live a more budget-friendly lifestyle. I use them too. From meal planning and using coupons to DIY projects and mindful spending habits, these tips are practical and easy to implement for anyone looking to live more frugally. Whether you're trying to pay off debt, save for a big purchase, or just want to be more mindful with your money, these tips will help you achieve your financial goals. Tune in and start saving today!

Embracing frugality is the key to the smartest frugal living, and incorporating frugal living tips with a big impact can help you make the most of every penny you spend. Whether it's cutting back on unnecessary expenses or finding creative ways to save, practicing frugality can help you achieve your financial goals and live a more fulfilling life.

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[stevekerp]

Use a credit card for essentials. Use a card that gives you statement credit (2%) and pay it off in full every month. No fees, no interest, no risk, cash back. Use cash for non-essentials as it helps you decide if you really want to spend real money on something you don't need. And then make a written record of all cash expenditures and share that record with your financial accountability partner.

[svitlanacharney]

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