Bell-kk·5d agoThe Difference Between Being Frugal and Being StingyFrugal and stingy are often used as if they mean the same thing. Both can involve choosing a cheaper option, delaying a purchase, or…
InMinds Without BordersbyMichelle Teheux·5d agoWhy Are Some People So Cheap?It has surprisingly little to do with how much money they haveA response icon28A response icon28
InActivated ThinkerbyDad is FIRE🔥·Oct 8What You Won’t See in a Frugal Millionaire’s Home (Even If They Can Buy It)Their homes are often a lot less flashy than their bank accounts.A response icon26A response icon26
Rothbourne Writes·Oct 5My Journey Towards Living FrugallyHow do I not end back where I started?A response icon1A response icon1
InE³ — Entertain Enlighten EmpowerbyCat Strav·Oct 2Take It or Toss It? The Dilemma of Expiration DatesSaving edible food from the dumpster raises a complicated question: How far past the expiration date is too far?A response icon3A response icon3
Sharmin | UI/UX & Digital Products·Sep 22I Guessed My Monthly Subscription Total. I Was Off By $140.On the 2.5x blind spot, and why you only get to measure it once
Rothbourne Writes·Sep 20Adapting to Change When Living FrugallyI did what feels like the impossible this week. I went to work four times and somehow managed to do it on a budget of Rs. 5,000 ($15-ish).
Kore·Sep 153 practical ways to survive this economy that nobody’s actually telling youI did the same supermarket shop last week that I’ve done for years. Same list, nothing special, no entertaining. It came to roughly what a…
Let's talk about THIS Youtuber·Sep 3Prepper Princess: Frugality Isn’t One-Size-Fits-AllA Few Words Before We Begin
Pixie Green·Aug 29Buy Nothing Year: August 2026In order to max out my 401(k) in 2026 and withdraw less from my emergency savings to cover my expenses, I have opted to pursue a buy…
