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Hello and welcome to Prudent Penny Pincher where I explore ways to save money! Some of the topics are discussed include:
- inexpensive recipes
- savvy shopping tips (yard sales, thrift stores, dollar stores, discount grocery stores, etc.)
- affordable DIY ideas
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My husband and I are making the change to low carb and my dad has diabetes and we are looking for interesting recipes. All your recipes look yummy and seem easy to make. Look forward to some great meals.
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I want to go frugal again .. The last time i tried it failed because my son was not interested not that anything other than eatin, playing games and being disrespectful does… but, for my own sanity i want to start again.. What do you suggest.. Thank You.
Hi Julia, I think it’s a good idea to start out saving money on groceries. Its one of the biggest expenses and also the easiest to cut down on.
Hi Julia,
Good on you for going frugal. Shame your son is not supporting you through it. I’m not sure how he is, but I would have started by revarding him with Game Time when he acts like semi decent human being and helps you out a little. One of next steps would be to reuse and recycle us much of your waste as you can without tipping over to becoming horder. And of course to save tons of money on food, there is foraging. You can find something tasty and healthy for most of the year. Of course winter has it’s limitations but even that could be worked with with a little bit open minded approach and will to try something new. Feel free to look for some inspiration on my Instagram @selfsuficientliving. All the best and good luck on your journey. Take it one step at the time 👍😉
I am starting to follow you on pinterest to see what this is all about. Getting ready to retire so am wanting to trim down the budget. Lower grocery bills will be a plus definitely.
Sound good thank you love to save money on a fixed income