Thrift Life

When her previous car suddenly stopped running, our thrifty author had to find another within her budget. In this article, she shares her best tips for getting a sweet deal on a used car.

Using something right down to the very last drop is a great way to save money. Here are some creative ways to “use it up” when it comes to food, cleaning supplies, hygiene products, and cosmetics.

Getting the most out of an old car means driving with no payment and limiting the money you’re willing to spend on repairs. It also means knowing when to say goodbye.

Back-to-school doesn’t have to mean emptying your bank account or racking up your credit card bill. Shop responsibly and teach your kids how to work within a budget. Done right, this will teach your children and teens lessons that will serve them well through adulthood.

By living frugally, I CAN afford to say yes to many things people with my income could not. By choosing what I say NO to, I can afford the things I truly want.

When most people are hitting the road to go on an expensive holiday, frugal families are considering staycations instead. Here are some ideas to give your kids something cool to write about in their inevitable “what I did last summer” essay and some ways for adults to relax and recharge, too.

Summer activities that are fun AND productive are the best way to enjoy the warm summer days. Here’s a list of my favorites.

Just because you’re on a tight budget doesn’t mean you can’t have a vacation this summer. Travel thrifty with these 10 frugal tips.

Some folks turn to the path of frugality kicking and screaming because a major change took them from financial comfort to being broke. Here’s how to adapt to financial changes.

No one likes dealing with flat tires or the cost to fix them. Here our author reveals how she keeps flats to a minimum with this portable gadget.