Thrift Life

There are two things that make all the difference in the world during the holidays and into the New Year. 1) Making a budget and 2) Sticking to it.

After a holiday can be prime-time for bargain hunters. If you are seeking post-Thanksgiving deals, here’s what to look for on the clearance aisles.

Thanksgiving is wonderful, but nobody is grateful for the price tag. Don’t spend a month’s grocery budget on just one meal – check out our tips for an affordable feast.

Make your home warm, cozy, and inviting without spending a fortune. If you’re hosting Thanksgiving, you’ll want to show off your harvest-season best.

Occasionally, the motivation to keep things cheap is about zero. Do you ever lose your frugal mojo? These tips will help you stay motivated.

If there’s one thing a family with a tight food budget can’t afford, it’s a picky eater. Here’s how frugal cooks can handle finicky folks at the dinner table.

Here’s how I manage to travel the world full-time without hitting the lottery or inheriting a fortune from a long lost relative.

To get rid of head lice, you don’t need expensive, toxic chemicals.  There is a far simpler method called wet-combing that is incredibly effective.

Employer-provided health plans have outrageous premiums, deductibles, and out-of-pocket maximums, and we often receive little benefit in return. These 4 options may be more affordable than your employer’s plan.

Sometimes money problems can linger because people believe certain fallacies to be true. Here are 7 lies that perpetually broke people tell themselves about money.