Frugal Living for your Modern Family
A new year means a new start, even with your finances. I came up with some of the best frugal living tips for 2020 so that this can be the year you save as much money as you can without being cheap.
As you can probably guess, my site is full of frugal living and money saving tips but this post features my all time favorites that have really made an impact on our budget. The best part is that most of them are simple and don’t take much time or effort.
I wanted to share some of my favorite money tips for the end of the year. It’s the perfect time to take a look at your finances to start the new year off on the right foot.
With the holiday season in full swing, you may be tempted to put off looking over your finances until after the holidays are over. Now is the best time to sit down and make sure you are on budget for next year.
There are a lot of things you can do to control debt after the holidays but I wanted to share six things that I like to do to make sure I am financially prepared for next year as well as maximizing my tax deductions!
I love putting together super cheap Christmas gift basket ideas for neighbor and co-worker gifts. You can really personalize them to fit the gift recipient’s taste all for under $10. I put together a couple of ideas for both kids and adults and I got everything I needed at The Dollar Tree.
It’s a good idea to start getting some inspiration for your super cheap Christmas gift baskets before December hits so you can head to The Dollar Tree before everything starts selling out.
This post is sponsored by Trademore. I was paid for this post.
I’m pretty sure we all have some old smartphones or devices laying around our homes. Instead of having them just sitting there, make some money off of them. You can trade in your unwanted items and get cash for your old phone with Trademore!
This is the perfect time of year to start going around your house and looking for things you no longer use or need. With the holidays coming up, I know finding ways to make some extra cash is important.
It can be hard to make a rental home or apartment feel personal. There are some ways you can decorate a rental on a budget so that you can make it your own without spending a fortune. Bonus, all of these tips won’t ruin anything so you can still get back your deposit!
Before you start going crazy updating and decorating your rental, make sure you have permission from you landlord to do so. Especially if you will be changing out any hardware or anything that is attached to a wall.