Frugal people tend to be wealthy people, but that doesn't mean they live extravagantly. In fact, their cheapskate mentality is exactly what helps them get rich and stay that way.
Time to clean up your spare room, garage, or shed because these ordinary things just lying around in there could be worth money.
Buyers, beware: From one-day-only sales and countdown clocks to free shipping and returns, online retailers have a variety of ways to get you to buy more.
Haggling can get you a great deal on some items you may have paid full price for. Just remember to be polite – the worst that can happen is they’ll say no.
Cutting corners daily can feel overwhelming. But with these money-saving (and earning) tips, you can ease your financial stress $20 at a time.
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