5 PRACTICAL TIPS to LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS (even during the holidays!)


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FRUGAL LIVING COLLAB WITH FRUGAL MONEY SAVER! Today I’m sharing 5 tips to to live below your means even when the …

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  1. Jeanne Hunter
    Jeanne Hunter says:

    I have always lived frugally, and when things were good, I could live below my means. Friends who were splurging with holidays and overseas trips are now desperate, being on the brink of retirement. I will simply continue living frugally.

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  2. Le Tinh Song
    Le Tinh Song says:

    Kate, about extra ornaments…string them on a ribbon or whatever and hang across the wall like streamers or wreathwork-or incorporate into the greenery. I’ve just got a very small artificial tree now that the kids are grown, but yes, the ornaments ate still important!!!

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  3. Ella
    Ella says:

    I think my idea is the best .i ask my children and grandchildren to give me back the gift bags and I save them for next year I also the the birthday bags and it works just fine .they don’t care about the bag they just want the give

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  4. Molly Eason
    Molly Eason says:

    I bought Christmas themed cookie boxes on Amazon (cardboard) and I will be making multiple batches of different types of cookies and giving those boxes as gifts. Who doesn't love homemade cookies? AND a variety?! I absolutely love receiving consumable gifts.

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  5. Carolyn B
    Carolyn B says:

    Yes also came over from Emmy and Paul. Both your channels are so smart , positive and uplifting. Also Under The Median is another frugal channel. Thank you all for your wonderful videos!

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  6. rachelle e.
    rachelle e. says:

    Try the local library for things you are going to use only once. My library has a free lending program – mainly tools and kitchen appliances – where patrons can take out an item for a week or two. Who knows, they might have a library table that can be borrowed? Gift Giving: Make it! Crochet it, knit it, macrame it, write it (I once gave a co-worker a story I had written about the office), whatever you do. When my twins were born 28 years ago I made a vow to myself that I would make them something every Yule. Wrapping: I use the same holiday bags every year and have for probably 15 years. Bigger gifts are wrapped in brown paper.

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