Wise retirees often seek out financial advice in their quest to spread their dollars as far as possible. Some of the suggestions they get are good. Others, not so much. Be Aware: Cutting Expenses for ...

For some of us, particularly those of us who qualify as middle class or anywhere below it, frugality isn’t really a choice. If we want to stay out of credit card debt and have our essential needs met, ...

Is frugal living helping you or holding you back? After a decade of extreme budgeting and cost-cutting, this creator reveals how saving money became an identity trap that limited joy, opportunity, and ...

There are a lot of ways to save money these days: automate your savings, download an app to track your finances, and set alerts on your phone for when someone in your neighborhood might be giving away ...

“One of the best ways I’ve found to save money on everyday purchases is by being intentional,” Schroeder-Gardner shared. “That means making a list before you go to the grocery store, planning your ...

Stretching your budget might be easier than you think. Making a few small lifestyle adjustments can add up faster than you might realize. Kate Kaden, an influencer who shares tips on frugal living, ...

When it comes to living frugally, there is no one size fits all. Facing the harsh reality of living in the modern world means that things cost money — much more than they used to in plenty of cases.

You’ve stopped going to Starbucks. You cut your hair with kitchen scissors. I do that too, and they’re not even kitchen scissors, I think they’re paper scissors. You wash Ziploc bags to reuse them.