The Economics of Making Your Own Mushroom Tincture
Making your own mushroom tincture can save you thousands if you normally buy it instead. Here is the Frugalite guide to making your own.
No-Spend Month Challenge: Week 2
Week 2 of the No-Spend Month has passed. How did you fare? Here are the things that our writer has learned along this journey.
How a Steam Mop Can Save You Money
Is there one household item that can save you money in your cleaning expenses? We think so: a steam mop. Here's why you should consider one.
32 Frugal Ways To Use Tortillas and 15 Types You’ve GOT to Try!
Tortillas are potentially one of the most versatile food items out there. And the best part? They're frugal-friendly! Here are some creative ways to enjoy tortillas.
Do You Save Money By Canning?
Can you save money by canning? We think so! Here's how the financials break down, and why you'll want to consider canning this summer.
How I Saved BIG By Taking Control of My Own Dental Care
You can still save big money on your dental care and have healthy teeth without accepting every preventative treatment tossed your way. Here's how our author did it.
Challenge: A No-Spend Month – Week 1
Week 1 of our author's personal No-Spend Month is finally over! Here were her challenges and what she learned along the way.
Lifestyles of the Flat Broke: Living in a Motel
Living in a motel is not ideal, but sometimes life forces your hand. Here are the tips our thrifty author learned from a one-month stay.
The Economics of Fishing
For those wondering how they can put meat on the table, you may be wondering, is fishing economically worth it? We'll show you the math.
How to Have a Frugal Valentine’s Day
How can one be both frugal AND a Valentine? Don't you have to spend hundreds of dollars? We disagree! Here are frugal ways to show your love.
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