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home about contact me links sitemap dr. frugal frugal finances welcome to dr. frugal! hello and welcome to drfrugal.com. if you've ever had the unfortunate experience of trying to find information online that has anything to do with money, you know most sites are worthless because they're trying to pawn something. not here--there's nothing to buy. i've tried my best to only include pragmatic, realistic informtion to help you lead a simpler life by taking care of your personal finances. recent entries/articles dumb and dumber: how to avoid wasteful spending some would say that saving money is easy and follow one simple mantra in order to buff up their bank account and have a sense of financial security. the less you spend, the more you save. and while that sounds simple, it's effective particularly if you're someone who watches not only what they spend but if the actual purchases are, quite frankly, dumb and tremendously ill advised. the key to saving might not be just not spending at all but also in addition to that not overspending, either. far too often, the all or nothing approach leaves you feeling as though you're being cheated out of something you want, but the real issue simply is overspending and not thinking through the notion that a comparable, lesser alternative might be available. case in point, what about your education, specifically the notion that college tuition is on the rise and yet jobs aren't exactly booming· overspending on education is commonplace because we've been told and reassured that you need a college education, at minimum, to be successful and while that is true to some extend, you might want to consider a vocational or trade school first (less expensive, certainly) or maybe a satellite or branch campus for a few years to get your mainstay courses done and completed for a lesser price tag. another place overspending runs rampant is for new parents, specifically ones that feel as though they have to have the best of everything. and while that is true from a safety standpoint for a lot of items (strollers, car seats, etc)., you might want to rethink buying the most expensive clothes, shoes or outfits you can find. the serious thinking that should permeate through your mind is that the kids are going to grow out of those hundreds and hundreds of dollar pieces of clothing and thus the clothes are rendered obsolete (unless you are saving them for baby number 2). for kids and as quickly as they grow out of things, you might want to strongly consider lesser priced, yet still quality, items from clothes to shoes and even accessories and baby related items. the most expensive crib isn't always the one that is the safest, either. wasting money is something that is easily avoidable if you exercise patient in purchasing and truly understanding that the highest price tag isn't always the path you should follow. the truth is you can save more if you spend less, or at least spend a little smarter. .... keep reading sole survivor: how to save money minus the big paycheck so your paycheck isn't really doing it for you, is it· in fact, you're rather bummed that your bi weekly or weekly income is hardly making you richer or, quite frankly, allowing you to save money. must be the fault of the paycheck and the paycheck alone, right· the truth is how much you make isn't going to preclude you from saving money, but rather simply force you to make better money decisions and allow your money to work better for you. one of the bigger misnomers about money is that you have to have a lot of it to be able to save, but if you listen to one success story after another, you'll find a common and surprising thread to each of them. the successes are hardly underscored with millionaires talking about how they made good. instead, you get more of a middle class flavor to each tale with the individuals making between 30 and 50 thousand dollars per year, hardly what you'd consider an abundance of money. you also have to take into consideration that most of these tales include families with husbands, wives, partners, and children on those aforementioned incomes. how exactly do they make it work and save money· for starters, you hear one word as the prevailing theme of all the stories you'll hear: budgeting. most of those families and individuals alike start with making sure they've got their expenses and income down to a science so that dollar one doesn't leave out of the door without it being accounted for, whether it's a grocery bill or tickets to the big game. all of it is budgeted out, accordingly. the other key aspect of saving money minus the massive paycheck is making sure to live within your means and learn how to be creative and go without but still have what you want. that means meal planning takes center stage, along with grocery budgeting and thus avoiding dining out. you also have individuals who are smart enough not to overpay for entertainment, such as high end cable and satellite bills and high priced cell phone plans (when streaming and flat rates work perfectly fine). saving money isn't a magic potion or some sort of slight of the hand trick. instead, you have real people making average amounts of money, and the most important part of that is they're perfectly fine with that notion, and thus learn to live happily and financially healthy as a result of knowing quite simply what they can and can't spend, leaving little blame on how much they make. .... keep reading significant druthers: is your spouse or partner sabotaging savings plan plenty of individuals, couples and families ponder on a daily basis how they can save more money and, despite their best attempts, can't seem to accurately put their finger on why they're having so much trouble. in some cases, the finger should be pointed directly at their significant other. now, this isn't about casting blame or the proverbial finger pointing in the literal and figurative sense but rather more about understanding how two people can be together, a couple, and yet still have trouble with money when everything else is perfectly unified and fine otherwise. money truly can be the root of all evil, and that madness starts when you have two individuals who can't get on the same page financially, and that makes for a very tough road ahead with anything from saving to spending and budgeting specifically and what exactly the idea of things like retirement, nest egg or financial planning mean to each of you. having different money wants, needs and philosophies than your significant other is nothing new but how you talk about and broach the subject can make all the difference in the world as far as whether or not you taste an ounce of success in the process. the first and most important element of this quandary is to sit down and discuss what money and saving means to each of you. a lot of times if you can avoid the finger pointing when someone has a money misstep (such as overspending or overdrawing an account), you can cut to the proverbial chase and come up with a game plan for the household. a lot of times, the best move is to let the more financially responsible individual control the money but not in a way that is without opinion from the lesser party. the worst move you can make is putting the better and more financially sound individual in charge of money and that person fails to clue in their other half or even listen to what they have to say. just because someone isn't adept at saving or budgeting doesn't mean they should be completely shut out of the money saving process. you have to move forward with saving money, budgeting and financial responsibility as a united front, a team mentality, and it can't be one person talking down to the other. if that's the case, you might find yourself saving money but the relationship will suffer, and money will be the cause of it. so if a frank conversation and a sit down is all it takes to find a clear understanding and compromise, why wouldn't 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