Greetings, Frugal Farmer friends! Today I’m sharing a guest post from my blogging pal Richard, who blogs over at Frugality Magazine. Richard worked hard via frugality to pay off a boatload of debt so that he could get his life back. Today he’s sharing how to live a full life even on a strict budget. …
So, it’s been just over a year now since we switched our cell phones from our pay-as-you-go service to Republic Wireless. Republic Wireless had asked us to try their service, and we agreed. I thought I’d share our experience today and tell you our likes/dislikes about the services they offer.
The following blog post is part of The Road to Financial Wellness blog tour. The Road to Financial Wellness is a three-month, grassroots campaign promoting financial empowerment on a national level and encourages people to pursue their dream lifestyle. Find out more about local events near you. Recently I read a personal finance article titled …
This post was originally published in 2012 – one of the very first posts I published on The Frugal Farmer – but I find it very enlightening so I thought I’d give you a blast from the past and share it again today. Enjoy! So, we’ve made it through our first day of DE living. …
Good morning, frugal friends! Today we have another guest post! Carrie Lowrance from carrielowrance.com is sharing how she saved money on college costs by choosing a distance learning school option. As we all know, student loan debt is astronomical. The cost of going to college is growing by leaps and bounds and the financial ruin it …
With wedding season on the horizon, I thought it might be a good time to talk about marriage and sharing finances. There are a host of differing opinions on this subject – and for good reason. Today I’ll talk about my personal thoughts on the three main options, share some pros and cons, and share …
Greetings, frugal friends!! Today we welcome this guest post from fellow personal finance blogger Elsie, who blogs over at Gundo Money. Always nice to have the fresh perspective of a young person around here. Enjoy! Back in 2012 I was living with a boyfriend who always reminded me about saving water. When the toilet was …
We’re pleased to share this guest post (with my thoughts) from our friends over at The Simple Dollar. No compensation was given for this post. A home equity loan can be a convenient ways to get cash, whether you’re looking to make improvements to your home, consolidate debt or even start a small business. But a …
So, I’m confessing off the bat that I’ve ripped off this post idea from Rockstar Finance. The short, but thought-provoking post needed an expansion – at least in my mind. The fact of the matter is that too many people don’t have as much of a clue about their money as they should. They have …
This is a question many people ask themselves on a regular basis. Or, rather, a question that others ask many people on a regular basis. Given the fact that fully 47% of Americans don’t have enough cash to cover a $400 emergency, this is no big surprise. We’ve become a nation that has gotten comfortable …
