Resourceful cooks save chicken bones and vegetable scraps to make flavorful broths and freeze the ends of bread loaves to ...

A good amount to strive for every month is to save and/or invest 10% of your income for the month. If you have more to save, you can certainly do that. Eventually, your lifestyle adjusts to the amount ...

Scams come in many forms. For example, buying a new phone, swapping it with an old one, and returning it for a refund. Or ...

Commit to heading straight home and taking your pup for a long walk any time you’re stressed out from work. Or make a pact with a friend to meet at a coffee shop when you’re feeling anxious about your ...

I decided to cut back on the ones I barely used or could easily live without. I cut out anything that didn’t spark joy (or at ...

If something might be reusable, there’s a good chance it’ll never see the trash. Bread clips, corks, condiment packets, twist ...

Also, while it’s not necessarily frugal, this makes it more likely to replace your sponges when you need to. And even though ...

One of the first steps to financial clarity is tracking every single dollar you spend—yes, all of it. From that overpriced ...

If you have enough space in your backyard, try to grow your own herbs and vegetables. Growing your own produce can help you ...

To help, we’ve compiled a treasure trove of 30 frugal living hacks that can help you boost your savings. From budgeting ...

Living in a tiny house is basically a crash course in living with less—and honestly, it’s way more eye-opening than I ever expected it to be. Here are six frugal hacks that tiny living drilled into me ...

Cooking up a large batch of food all at once saves prep and cleanup time over the coming days. Some people get tired of ...