Amy Livingston
I am a freelance writer living in New Jersey, one of the most expensive states in the country, so I have had to hone my bargain hunting skills in self-defense. My husband and I are new homeowners and our current challenge is fixing up our house and yard for as little money as possible.
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Product Review: Swheat Scoop Cat LitterSwheat Scoop is a natural, wheat-based cat litter that is scoopable, flushable, and excellent at odor control. Its downsides are tracking and a relatively high cost per pound, but it's still cost-effective in the long run.
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Saving Money Isn't About "Sacrifice"Though many people think about frugality in terms of giving things up, it makes more sense to focus on what you gain.
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Three Habits that Will Save You MoneyLearning to be frugal is largely a matter of adopting three very basic habits. These can help you save money in all kinds of ways, large and small.
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Save Money by Doing Your Holiday Shopping at Yard SalesBy starting your holiday shopping in the spring, you can pick up great yard-sale bargains throughout the year and have a lot more money in your pocket come Christmas time.
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A Simple Way to Organize Computer CablesThere are many products on the market for keeping all your computer wires organized, but you can do the job easily and cheaply with just a piece of foam pipe insulation and some twist ties. -
Product Review: Gardenline Solar Walk LightsSolar-powered stake lights are an easy, quick way to add visual interest to a landscape. This six-pack of inexpensive solar LED lights from Gardenline (sold at Aldi) is a good value for the money. -
Recession Makes Americans Greener, More FrugalThe recession has led Americans to adopt frugal habits that are also good for the planet. But will we stay on this greener path when prosperity returns?
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The Health Benefits of PopcornPopcorn is healthful, filling, cheap, and easy to make. What more could anyone ask for in a snack?
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How to Install a Brown-Paper FloorNeed to install a new floor without breaking the bank? Brown paper can give you the look of stone on a budget, and it's an environmentally friendly choice as well. -
Wasted Spaces: A Home Show for Real People (With Real Budgets)Many home shows take a wasteful approach to home remodeling. "Wasted Spaces," by contrast, shows viewers how to remodel on a realistic budget and save natural resources at the same time.