Ecofrugal Living

Here's a new Money Crashers post on a topic that has, sadly, been deemed COVID-adjacent: divorce. According to the New York Post , attor...

Four years ago, I wrote a piece for Money Crashers on affordable gifts and activities for Valentine's Day. This year, the editors decid...

In the past two days, a whole bunch of my backlogged articles that have been sitting on Money Crashers' back burner have popped to the f...

Back in 2011, I made two posts here exploring the idea of how marriage affects your finances. In the first , I questioned the idea that it...

Regular readers of this blog have no doubt noticed that I've been posting a lot more frequently for the past few months. That's a po...

DAY 7 (Thursday): Rite Aid: $2.94 Total spent: $2.94 Total remaining: $21.49 So, as you can see, I made it through the Live the Wage ch...

Back around Valentine's Day, I wrote a post about the ways in which it's cheaper to live as part of a couple. I noted that couples ...

Today I came across an article on Bankrate.com that supports my argument in last Wednesday's post that couples with shared income can s...

Today, while cruising the Dollar Stretcher forums, I ran across a link to an interesting article: " How to Save a Third of Your Income ...

And so we come to the end of our Thrift Week celebration, which concludes with the always interesting topic of lust. There's no shortag...

Someone on the Dollar Stretcher forums posted a link to this article in last week's New York Times: " How to Be Frugal and Still Be...