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35 Frugal Blogs To Help You Save Money

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Looking for more great advice about saving money and frugal living? Here you will find a list of the best frugal blogs that will help you save money and live better!

List of The Best Frugal Blogs:

The Budget Mama- Real Life on a Budget explores how to reduce debt and spending. This blogger also discusses how to save money with DIY’s and how to make money through blogging. She’s got a lot of great money tips! You should try these articles: 11 Ways to Save $1,100 This Year and How We’re Saving Money on Diapers

 

Frugality Gal has a lot of creative and delicious frugal meal plans and recipes on her blog. I highly recommend this blog if you are looking for new frugal food ideas. Some of my favorite posts from this blog:   25 Frugal Pantry Staples, 25 Frugal Side Dish Recipes, and Quick and Easy 30 Minute Meal Ideas

 

$5 Dinners helps people spend less on groceries by sharing affordable dinner ideas, lunchbox recipes, meal plans, healthy snacks and much more! Some great ideas from this blog are: Sloppy Joe Bites and Ham snd Cheese Sliders

 

Thrifty Frugal Mom – This blogger gives frugal food, family and finance advice. Recommended articles: White Pizza Grilled Cheese Sandwiches ,  How to Start Building a Grocery Stockpile and her meal plans.

 

Frugally Blonde explores DIY Ideas, household tricks, frugal living tips, and budget-friendly recipes. Some of my favorite articles include: 20 Snack Ideas Under $0.25 each, 7 Things Thrifty People Reuse and Homemade Laundry Booster

 

Today’s Frugal Mom provides practical suggestions about frugality. Some of the topics covered are: frugal cleaning, gardening, organizing, cheap activities and homeschooling.

 

Making Sense of Cents is a personal finance and lifestyle blog that offers recommendations about saving money, reducing debt, budgeting. It also talks about some ways to earn extra money. My favorite posts: 75+ Ways To Make Extra Money, How To Live On One Income and Best Ways To Save Money In The Summer

 

Cow Country Housewife gives finance, budgeting and lifestyle tips. This blogger also talks about how to save and make money. I recommend reading these articles: The Trick to Keep Grocery Spending Under Control and Living on $17,000, What Our REAL Budget Looked Like

 

Beautiful Budgets – This blog explores frugal fashion, makeup, travel, decor and food. Here are some great posts: How To Make Your Apartment Look Expensive On A Budget, Top 5 Affordable Clothing Sites and Frugal Ways To Save Money At Home

 

Premeditated Leftovers focuses on frugal living, gardening, DIYs and recipes. I especially like the Leftover Recipes section. It shows you how to create new meals out of old meals. The $20 Grocery Budget  and 15 Healthy Leftover Chicken Recipes are two helpful articles.

 

The Frugal Navy Wife discusses ways to save money on food, clothes, home decor and bills. Also, this blogger offers money saving tips for military and homeschoolers. Check out:16 Savings Hacks for Winn-Dixie, 40 Breakfast For Dinner Ideas and Living Room Decorating Ideas on a Budget

 

The Peaceful Mom explores ways to save, simplify and organize your life.  How Much Should I Spend On Groceries? is an interesting article.

 

Mom On Purpose writes about saving money, living frugally, inexpensive recipes, and “simple ways to create a home you love without overspending”. My favorite posts: 4 Reasons Why Using the Cash Envelope System Will Simplify Your Life and Baby on a Budget: How We Saved on Baby Gear

 

 A Cultivated Nest has many frugal living ideas for your home and garden including ways to organize, cook and decorate on a limited budget. Popular articles are: 11 Small Bathroom Organization Ideas, 11 {More} Ways to Repurpose Old Jeans and Creative & Inexpensive Organizing Ideas

 

The Frugal Girls – frugal recipes, crafts, gift ideas, decorations, organization, travel tips and party ideas. I love the crockpot and pumpkin recipes.

 

Frugal and Thriving provides money saving tips, frugal (& healthy) recipes, household ideas, small space living tricks.  It’s an Australian blog with Australian focus, but really anyone could benefit from the information in this blog. Two greats posts: Cheap Meals for Tight Budgets: Loaded Baked Potatoes 12 Ways and 13 Essential Kids’ Craft Supplies That Foster Creativity Without Breaking The Budget

 

The Busy Budgeter helps people who have less money make the most of what they have. Topics include: money, food, organization, family and DIYs. If you are new to budgeting, I recommend checking out Step by Step Fail-Proof Meal Planning  and How to Create a Calendar Budget; They are very useful posts.

 

My Frugal Home – discusses how to live well for less by providing frugal tips for food, DIYs, crafts, gardening, coupons, health and much more! Homemade Hair Conditioner Recipe and How to Re-Dye Clothes are two of my favorite articles.

 

Mending the Piggy Bank provides tips for saving money on groceries through discounts, deals and coupons. This blog has sample $50 weekly meal plans. I suggest checking out this article too: Top Freezer Aisle Finds For a Tight Grocery Budget

 

Don’t Waste the Crumbs is dedicated to helping families eat and live healthy on a budget. Some topics that this blog covers include: DIY natural living, meal plans, kitchen hacks, frugal recipes and more! Some awesome posts:  DIY All-purpose Cleaner (no vinegar),How to Make Ice Cream without a Machine

 

Creative Savings – shows readers how to make the most of their budgets and manage their money more wisely. There’s a lot of great money tips on this blog. Also, this blog talks about ways to make money from home, frugal recipes, and home and lifestyle tips. Articles that I love: Meal Planning Cheat Sheet, How to Stop Going Over The Budget Once and For All,  15 Frugal Things to Do When You Get Bit By The Travel Bug

 

Family Balance Sheet  helps families live well on less by providing practical tips and recipe ideas. Topics include debt freedom, family actives and travel, finances, grocery budgets, home management and various ways to save money around the house and at the store. Popular posts: Crispy Parmesan Chicken Tenders, 31 Days to Find $1000 and How to Watch Great TV Without Cable

 

Bacons on a Budget helps readers learn how to budget, manage their resources, and earn money through cash rebates. Great articles: 5 Cheap Meals You Can Get on The Table in 30 Minutes or Less, A Grocery Rebate App that Can Be Used at ALDI

 

Penniless Parenting shares money saving tips from the basic frugal strategies to the extreme. Tips include things you can make at home, frugal charts and tools, cheap recipe ideas and extreme frugality. Favorite posts: Figuring Out the True Cost of Meat, Planning For A Frugal and Fun Summer by Being Organized and Cheap Paleo Chocolate Cake Recipe

 

 

Living Well Spending Less has tips for saving money, time management ideas, simple & healthy recipes, lifestyle and home advise for people on a budget. My fav: How to Take Back Your Time in Just 5 Simple Steps,

 

My Frugal Adventures features healthy (& affordable) recipes, shopping deals, DIY projects, children’s activities and organizational tips. Check out: Simple Homemade Salsa Recipe and DIY Children’s Tent 

 

Frugal Family Home offers budgeting help, coupon deals, homemaking tips and frugal recipe ideas. Try these posts: 4 Weeks of Frugal Recipes and 3 Weeks to a Cleaner Home Series

 

Wise Bread is a community of bloggers that help people who live on budgets lead better lives by giving shopping tips, financial and career advice, and money-making ideas. Their philosophy is “You can have fun saving money!” Good reads: 10 Cool DIY Home Improvements for $20 or Less and The 8 Best Ways to Stream TV and Movies for Free

 

Meet Penny explores topics like family, finances, homeschooling, travel and food. Cool articles: 25 Things to Sell from Home (and boost your income) and School Lunch Ideas for a 2 Week Rotation

 

Six Figures Under shares frugal living Ideas, budgeting, debt and finance advice, and suggestions for increasing income. There are many great frugal and financial tips on this website! Popular posts: Homemade Dishwasher Detergent, How to Get Started Paying Off Debt, and Cooking from Scratch Recipes

 

Frugal Living Mom helps readers use frugal strategies in their everyday lives in order to achieve financial security. Great reads: Budget Tweaks That Will Save You a Bundle and How To Match Up Sales and Coupons

 

Sarah Titus shows women how to quit working and stay home with their kids. Featured categories: saving money, easy DIYs, recipes, organizing and cleaning tips, faith & inspiration, and blogging techniques. Great articles: Top 5 Habits to Create a Better Life and 5 Real Ways to Add $500/month Steady Income

 

Mommies with Cents gives frugal advice for fashion, parenting, beauty and entertainment. Also this blog features deals, giveaways, freebies and coupons. My favorite posts: More for Less: 5 Ways to Save on Name-Brand Fashion and Raising Savers: Tips for Nurturing Frugal Kids

 

Thrifty Decor Chick shares easy and affordable ways to decorate your home. This blog has lots of inspiring and creative DIY’s to improve your house. Great reads: The Epic How to Paint Your Kitchen Cabinets Tutorial and DIY Wood Shelving (Laundry Storage)

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  6. Paul says

    You can also check out my new frugal living blog. It has tips on how to save money, pay off debt and put those savings to work via investing strategies. I have included plenty of real world examples and also some financial math for those who are interested.
    The site is cleverlyfrugal.com

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  9. Wallet Squirrel says

    Yay I know most of these blogs! The personal finance community is pretty great, you should get to know all of these wonderful people!

    I focus more on the investing side, but I survive primarily on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. So It’s close to frugal, lol.
    -Andrew

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