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December 23, 2013

Puppy Chow

by Laurie

In our family, we’ve got certain desserts, appetizers or dishes that we make only on certain occasions, and Puppy Chow is saved for New Year’s Eve.

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  • Frugal Food
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December 20, 2013

How to Save Money on Dairy Products

by Laurie

  Hey, friends!  Welcome back our contributing writer, Anita, today, as she shares some great tips on saving money on dairy costs. Unless you have a cow or goat that you can milk every day, then you are like me, at the mercy of the rising costs of dairy products.  Every time I go to …

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  • Frugal Finance Management
  • Frugal Food
  • Homesteading
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December 19, 2013

Haggling for a Bargain: An Introduction

by Laurie

  Happy Thursday, friends!!  Welcome back Kyle from Rather-Be-Shopping for another super helpful, money saving article.  Thanks, Kyle, and congrats on the NY Times article! This past Monday, myself, along with my website Rather-Be-Shopping.com, were lucky enough to be included in a front page article of The New York Times. Believe it or not, the …

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  • Frugal Finance Management
68 Comments
December 18, 2013

Homesteading: Why We’re Keeping our Back to Basics Lifestyle for 2014

by Laurie

  Almost a full year ago, we committed our family to a “Back to Basics” kind of a lifestyle.  In an effort to reduce our ridiculously high debt-to-income ratio, we committed to some Depression-era type living so that we could cut our expenses and work toward paying off our debt.  As we near the end of …

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  • The Road to Debt Free
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December 16, 2013

How to Get out of Debt: Beware of the Self-Justified Pity Party

by Laurie

I had the blessing of going to a dear friend’s house the other night for her annual Christmas cookie exchange.  I’d been invited for a few years now, but never went, for a variety of reasons.  This year, I decided I would make it come hell or high water, and what a super fun event …

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  • The Road to Debt Free
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December 13, 2013

Homemade Laundry Detergent : A Review

by Laurie

So, about six weeks ago, I finally made the transition to using homemade laundry detergent instead of the store-bought stuff.  At roughly $7 a month, the cost was bugging the crap out of me!  Why?  Because I can make homemade laundry detergent for closer to $7 a year.  So, what was the hold-up in me …

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  • Homesteading
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December 12, 2013

How to Save Money on Your Electricity Bill During the Winter Months

by Laurie

Winter often brings an extra bit of stress on pocketbooks during the cold winter months, due to the fact that our electricity costs can rise substantially during this time of the year.  Between heat usage, and generally being indoors more, electricity costs can jump quite a bit if you’re not careful, especially if you live …

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  • The Frugal Home
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December 11, 2013

Getting out of Debt: The Secret You Might Not Know About

by Laurie

      Are you working on a journey to get out of debt?  Or, have you “been there, done that” before and failed miserably?  I know we have.  We’d been in, and out, of debt more times than Dave Ramsey has uttered the words “gazelle intense”, but it never stuck, and we could never figure out …

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  • The Road to Debt Free
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December 10, 2013

Plan a frugal Christmas in Order to Avoid Debt

by Laurie

Christmas is fun as you get to meet with all of your family members, friends and other loved ones. You get to party and enjoy your time as you’d like. However, the downside of Christmas is that you may end up in debt. Planning your Christmas is important as it can save you from the …

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  • Frugal Finance Management
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December 9, 2013

What You Might Have to Do if You Want to Get out of Debt

by Laurie

We’re nearly a year into our “getting out of debt” journey here at The Frugal Farmer Family.  I finally feel like we’ve got some experience under our belts, so to speak, and can share a bit about what it takes to get out of debt.  For most in serious debt, there is no easy road.  Most …

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