50 Great Depression Habits for Surviving in Today's Economy | FRUGAL LIVING

Surviving in today's economy can be challenging, but we can learn valuable lessons from those who lived through the Great Depression. During that time, people developed resourceful habits and frugal practices to make the most of what they had. By adopting these timeless strategies, you can save money, reduce waste, and live more sustainably. Here are 50 Great Depression habits that can help you navigate and thrive in the modern economy.
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Made a lid on top of box