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21 Old Fashioned Frugal Living Tips to Try Today (that will save you thousands ?)

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Old saying: Frigal with your money frigal with your love
Comment from : @christinebarker5248

For those that like Brussels sprouts, believe it or not, my husband has grown them in a bucket on our balcony when we lived in an apartment
Comment from : @rosie11995

Cancel cable, Netflix, Amazon Verizon mobile { mint Mobil save you $$$)
Comment from : @spinning1063

You certainly don't look like the mother of 8 children Well done you
Comment from : @bernadineperry8340

I've cut meat mostly out of my diet, because it's too expensive morally and economicaly
Comment from : @stfl806

i usually dont comment but for everyone reading this go read the hidden amish handbook it will change the way you think about preparedness and self sufficiency
Comment from : @DanieleGorman

What is your hair style called, so I can learn how to do it? Also lovely video Thankyou for sharing with us!
Comment from : @NikkiHodges-f7o

Makes me reminisce of canning up vegetable soup with my grandmother Good Memeries
Comment from : @gladyspabon9709

The apron is a great idea I've been actually thinking about getting one recently
Comment from : @AshleyBifrons-818

You are so cute and funny, love the look ❤
Comment from : @kandicebarron

For gardening, you can even just start with putting your celery but and root ends of green onions in some water on your kitchen counter to regrown a couple times before buying again
Comment from : @shannaandersonzongo8128

Don't copy people celebs don't need $40000 car tesla
Comment from : @eileenkung5839

1 bed 1 table 1 sofa3 jacket 5 dress 5 pants 3 shoes army way
Comment from : @eileenkung5839

a nearly 250 plumbing job cast under 10 dollars for supplies and youtube video
Comment from : @barbarakaywhite5166

plant marigolds near your tomatoes it keeps down pest
Comment from : @barbarakaywhite5166

I love using my outside clothes line to air and sun dry clothes Sundried sheets are so luxurious
Comment from : @zeldasheldon1

And dont spend money on makeup If people dont like you without it you are better off without them
Comment from : @mm4847

The University of YouTube, is fabulous 7:57
Comment from : @debraboardman2597

I saved my family 600$ this month on groceries alone because if canning and cooking from scratch
Comment from : @ashledashnaw2575

I’m on Facebook groups for seed sharing
Comment from : @Timetraveler1111MN

The price of the Espresso machine is laughable
Comment from : @bethfilighera855

Genetics? You are not your Body, you're a Consciousness that can overcome the Body, Genes don't know how to spend Money
Comment from : @astrumignis2030

Cooking at home is the biggest way we've saved money I moved to Australia from the USA after I married and Aussie Honestly, I'm not digging the restaurant quality of food here, so I've been cooking at home, almost all our meals, just because I prefer my own cooking over most restaurants here Also, I've been making more and more dishes from scratchbrAlso, I've made lots of "mixes" and put them in jars They are much healthier for us, and they save us so much money!
Comment from : @noelpaintonsmith8091

Hair turtorial please
Comment from : @Numerous23

Thanks for the awesome frugal tips Also buy coriander and cumin seeds, on a non stick pan on a low heat brown the seeds, cool it and store in a jar It can last for a month or more Add to any curry recipes or stirfry
Comment from : @matildamaher111

One of the best decisions I have ever made was to make friends with people who have kids close in age to mine brbrI swap clothes with a girl who has older boys and younger girls, while I have an older girl and younger boy So I give her girl clothes, she gives me boy clothesbrbrI also swap with my cousin who has a girl older than mine and boy younger I give him boy clothes and he gives me girl clothes brbrHas saved us a ton of money and time all around
Comment from : @effinxrightt

Building a retirement fund is like planting a garden diversify your seeds f0r a healthy harvest
Comment from : @GoyanHomman

There is one thing I’m not buying and that is the wordbr“neuroeconomics” Kids watch their parents and learn all kinds of things, including money management or mismanagement Economics is something that MUST be taught in schools Especially with the high cost of living, it’s imperative to be able to live within our means Learn what matters most in life, and that is not things nor the accumulation of things Presents does not compare with presence Learn to live with less and to give more of yourself to your loved ones You will be much happier and hopefully not bankrupt
Comment from : @MaureenMacD

We drank water and iced tea because of milk price Mom used Carnation Evaporated milk it was so rich it went twice as far Mom n Dad drank coffee No koolaid as it sugar water
Comment from : @SteveHartman-my9rg

Could you please tell me which camera you used in this video?
Comment from : @RuchiinChina

AHH THAT WAS PERFECT!!! That was exactly the type of video I was looking for Thank you for putting in the effort to make quality content 🙌🏼😭
Comment from : @liznelson8011

I would add a couple things brbr1) Stop caring what other people think You can't live their lives and they can't live yours Not keeping up with the Jones's will also reduce your stress brbr2) On the beverage front, we drink a fair amount of iced tea (without sugar) If you use 10 tea bags per gallon, you can get 10 gallons of tea from a single standard box of tea bags That's roughly $500 for 10 gallons of a beverage with flavor Also less expensive than a gallon or two of milk (Plus, we're the only species that voluntarily drinks the milk of another species)
Comment from : @markwebb1040

Hahaha, I am wearing an apron as we speak !!!
Comment from : @yamilhapalma8244

I use items I inherit I use the utensils my Granny and Grandpa got for their wedding in 1955 My mom gave me her cast iron pans and those are all I use
Comment from : @MamaPajama-yp5od

Angela:brbrPlease cite your “scientific” source Which specific medical journal or study are you referring to, please?brbrMisspending money could possibly be hereditary but more than likely, people just weren’t taught how to handle their finances And they pass along to their offspring the bad spending habits because their children don’t have good role models
Comment from : @mailinglist2451

I grew up on milk and water and at age 70 that is all I like
Comment from : @joycewright5386

now with all the money you saved from these tips you can buy all the amazon products shes promoting on the other videos 🤦🏻‍♀️
Comment from : @catitude

I LOVE my aprons! (I probably have a PROBLEM here) But they also put me in a different mental space in a good way
Comment from : @lizfusco4028

That's a good box!😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @JasonPowers-rw8rf

Yes!!! Fried Chicken is way too delicious! And to me it's always better at home it's one of my husband's favorite meals that he cooks for us
Comment from : @JasonPowers-rw8rf

I love that you said you like cookbooks Yes alot of recipes call for special ingredients I too love cookbooks; but what I do with those special ingredients is think to myself which ones I can substitute for things I have already Just a frugal tip from another cookbook lover to another
Comment from : @hollylaws3110

1 Cook at homebr2 Cook from scrapbr3 Use simple recipe br4 (N/A)br5 Wear an apronbr6 Simplify drinks (water & milk)br7 Make coffee at homebr8 Learn basic baking skillbr9 Reuse old jars & containersbr10 Buy in bulk when it makes sensebr11 Plant a small gardenbr12 Consider preserving food, ie canningbr13 DIY home projects br14 Buy off brandsbr15 Learn basic sewing skillsbr16 Set up a clothes linebr17 Declutter br18 Swapping & bartering things with people br19 Buy second-hand clothing br20 Invest in good quality which lastsbr21 Focus on the gain not the gap in your life
Comment from : @vickyhuang9817

Really enjoyed this, thank you! 😊
Comment from : @janaewulff6987

The sad moment when majority of those tips to save money are already part of your mundane lifebrbrWith slight variations like water and tea instead of water and milk as main drink options, but anywaybrbrI'm younger than 30 and those "tips" are mostly about using basic common sense
Comment from : @kurokitsune5743

it's frustrating looking for tips on how to cut costs only to be suggested things that I already do I was raised in a rather frugal family, with grandparents who lived through war, so you might be right, it could be genes or maybe just learnt behavior But yeah, it still feels like I don't do enough, despite doing all of this list as a default, minus the garden since I'm in an apartment in the city We need a more hardcore version of this list 😂
Comment from : @NoraLynn82

I have read, if you thrift furniture, sometimes it's good to do a test for lead, because some old paint contained it
Comment from : @merahansen3340

Buying spices that u will use again is a lot cheaper and healthier than going out to a restaurant 4:40
Comment from : @silviahoffmann158

The tips start at 2:14
Comment from : @joanmorrissey4257

Juice is one of the unhealthiest drinks anyway Full of sugar
Comment from : @LivingMyBestLife517

Did tip #4 get skipped? I keep going back to listen, but I can't find it
Comment from : @mendyruiz8776

I need an apron I'm always getting my clothes dirty
Comment from : @dianeredmond6648

Yes, definitely thank God for YouTube University learning videos 😊🎉🙌🙏💖
Comment from : @butterification

Neural economics - sounds like another scam to get government research funding
Comment from : @Psylliumhead

Neuroscience yes, genetics, no
Comment from : @kylaford8338

I'd like to add another tip, switching to reuseable menstrual products like cloth pads, cups and discs can really save you money in the long-term
Comment from : @sunshineysideoflife

I do remember when i go shopping for veggies I was confuse on how they price it and ending up 10 mins bartering with the cashiered Having own garden will save you a l ton of money, I know it is expensive at first but if you know what are you doing it is a worth it investment
Comment from : @seifu8318

Do you think your grandmother might’ve been a hoarder?
Comment from : @jazzminelizabeth

There is A) being able to understand and B) a different thing being able to take action to change (harder and more effort!)
Comment from : @SimoneShaw-fy2zm

I like your blue apron ❤
Comment from : @svetamatvey

If you make your apron out of quilting material you can use it for a potholder on baking day Also prevents burns if grease splash
Comment from : @CynthiaRockroth

I buy linen table clothes from thrift store and make cute tops from them Way cheaper way to have linen in my wardrobe Sometimes I get enough fabric to make pants, too
Comment from : @carolkothmann6074

Stay at home😅
Comment from : @kalthumghani6801

Shout-out to THREDUP I tell everyone about it! Toss up your reference code!
Comment from : @Samantha_Waldron_BS

Beautiful hair and beautiful personal style And great tips too!
Comment from : @GLT2024

Some excellent points/tips here Great video Well done
Comment from : @alexg3348

That's definitely how Brazilians have survived socialism for so long too Cheers!
Comment from : @el2734

Yes, our grandma's cooked from scratch every day, my grandmas did not have careers and spent their days cooking and cleaning, the reality of the 21st century is that women are often away from their homes 50-60 hours a week working on a career as well as being parents
Comment from : @cherylstyczynski7641

As a frugal mother of 9, I can REALLY relate to so much
Comment from : @KS-zc4jn

Get off of temu as well as Amazon 😅
Comment from : @Jayne-bt5en

I don’t eat out I don’t understand that people eat out so often
Comment from : @TheRickie41

Good advice! Great music
Comment from : @annmarie84331

I'm definitely a Spender, which is primarily because I have like zero impulse control when I get manic or hypomanic Medication and psychiatry have really helped me to actually SAVE money rather than mindlessly consume and spend
Comment from : @kkeungi5955

Children and grandchildren of frugal Depression-era thrivers-survivors do pretty well with frugal habits!
Comment from : @bitrudder3792

It’s not genetic
Comment from : @byheavenlyhosts1

Ben content and appreciate This is not true Trust in the Lord Jesus our provider🥰🙏❤️🎶😇
Comment from : @byheavenlyhosts1

Yes!
Comment from : @chiragklein4081

This is BS Maybe a learned behavior but not genic Being raised poor is a factor 2 out of 6 children, two are excessive spenders, 2 are just plain careless, 2 save and are frugal The mother left the father with 6 children He worked up to but not limited to 16 hrs a day It affected different children in different ways
Comment from : @billiepreston5470

Thrift aprons , thrift an espresso machine still works even if it's not up to date Buy used , trade etc second hand market is the answer
Comment from : @jillianlea9690

I am sooooo confused! I just watched your 21 tips for a clean home Your appearance is radically different in this video than the former
Comment from : @jeanninecrider8521

Saving is good, investing in your health and earning potential is even more improtant The total amount you can save is just the difference between your abslolute mimmum costs (food, shelter, clothes, transportation) and the actual level of living you're doing now Cutting waste is only substantial IF you're wasting lots But increasing your earning potential by growing your revenue streams is limitless, and will give you the life you really want, not simply the "learn to be content" lifestyle
Comment from : @dstevens518

There will always not be enough when you’re in your wants There will always be enough if you’re in your needs, most of the time unless you’re waiting
Comment from : @Coffeeismylifeblood

Thank you very much for reminding me of all the things my parents & grandparents used to do I do most of them now, but canning just isn't one of them Living alone, it just doesn't make sense for me And even though I do cook and eat at home most of the time, I don't cook for a lot of people anymore so I'm going to start getting rid of the extra large cooking items (baking dishes, etc) I just don't use Or at least severely cut down on them Once again, thank you for the reminders!
Comment from : @jonlilley2832

Video is saved!
Comment from : @FrankaKirby

Being frugal or not depends on whether you were raised poor or rich, people who grew up poor value their property and are conservative, people who grew up with money are wasteful and lazy
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