Frugal Living Tips 2020

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Start the new year off right with these frugal living tips for 2020. I wanted to share with you my favorite frugal living tips and tricks to help you stay on budget.
These are the things I have done to save my family thousands of dollars for years and I hope they will help you, too!
For even more frugal living tips, check out The Frugal Ginger blog: frugalginger.com
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Second Hand Clothing sites:
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[@Lisa-ir2gz]

Sometimes buying pre-cut things can be the better option. I have a problem (that I am working on) of buying whole fresh foods and not getting around to prepping them into a state in which they can be used. Buying uncut meat and produce is not savings if you are going to end up throwing them away when they rot before you get around to using them.

[@Lisa-ir2gz]

Mary Lee...so I should toss my perfectly good working Keurig when refilling my refillable Keurig filter cup is not a problem for me and I only drink one cup (and not even everyday)? To me that seems more wasteful than not.

[@jimmietwardy3809]

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