Frugal Retirement Living
Retire Early and Frugally
Here is an interesting perspective on frugal living that goes along with our mission to live frugally but still enjoy life and live well.
One author of a frugal living blog describes frugal living as “to look at optimizing efficiency and utility – one will become frugal, rather than just do frugal things.”
This blogger claims he spend about 75% less than the average person, and yet gains an equivalent level of satisfaction.
One of things he mentions that helps you cut expenses during retirement is to live in a smaller dwelling and be within walking (or cycling) distance from work, libraries, and shopping areas.
Categories: Finance, Retirement, Saving Money Tags: frugal living, retire at 30, retire early, save for retierment
Are Prepaid Credit Cards Reloadable Online
Phishing is the Method of Online Identity Theft
As you may already know, online shopping while incredibly inconvenient can leave your vulnerable to credit card fraud. Here are some easy steps you can take to protect your bank account during the holiday season and all year round.
1. First Line of Defense
It is a pain to come with strong unique passwords but they are your first line of defense against hackers. Most people don’t bother to do this. The cybersecurity firm Imperva examined 32 million passwords exposed in a breach last year and found that the most commonly used password was “123456,” followed by “12345.”
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First Steps Towards Cheapskate Living!
Why Be A Cheapskate?

Cheapskate Living Baby Steps!
We not expect you to start raising your own chickens (unless you want to) or give up your home for a shack in the mountains in order to pursue a more frugal life. What we are realizing is that the old consumerist mindset has not served us very well. After the past economic downturn, millions of Americans are struggling because their savings accounts and homes have lost value. We can get back on the road to prosperity, but we may have to realize that we need to pursue a different prosperity!
Categories: Saving Money Tags: cheapskate living



