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U.S. personal savings rate close to Depression-era rates

Posted 2 years ago by Andrea Dickson

Filed Under: Investment

Have personal financial bloggers taught us NOTHING?

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The Inanity of my Humanity (and why I choose to share it on Wisebread)

Posted 2 years ago by Sarah Winfrey

Filed Under: Extra Commentary

Humanity

 

I was researching and writing a "serious" post over the weekend, when I read each of these links. Both times, I immediately thought "Wisebread" and, though the connection between either of them and chic, frugal living wasn't clear from the get-go, I was able to figure it out enough to share with the class. Please save all comments about my craziness until the end of the post.

 

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It's NATURAL for me to spend as I do!

Posted 2 years ago by Andrea Dickson

Filed Under: Lifestyle

Turns out that my brain, rather like the devil, MAKES ME DO IT. Spend too much, that is.

Via Consumerist:

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Additional smart, frugal people

Posted 2 years ago by Andrea Dickson

Filed Under: Lifestyle

I love the plethora of frugal ideas that people are happily posting, for free, all over the internet. I'm sharing some of my favorites here. Because I can. And because Mr. Chen's rather prolific posting of late is bringing out my long-buried (and possibly imagined) sense of competitiveness.

Also, we don't technically have a blogroll yet (or as highly technical people call it, "that-list-of-other-blog-sites-on-one-side-of-the-page-linky-thing"), I thought it might be good to prove that we are not threatened by the plethora of frugal advice online. We embrace it.

Some of these links are to main blog pages, and others are to specific blog entries that I thought were worthy and frugal without being tacky.

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