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In this "must-read" article, Shannon Buggs of the Houston Chronicle offers what she calls the "millionaire maxim" for frugal living and identifies traits common to today's millionaires. Most millionaires save, not earn, their way to riches.

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A great collection of articles with frugal tips for parents (especially moms) of infants and toddlers.

Over 500 useful frugal living articles to help you enjoy life more, build a more profitable business, and learn to save money on the best things in life... everything from how to avoid credit card fraud to how to have a $300 wedding.

Read one of my favorite articles: Don't be the Main (Mosquito) Attraction - Learn easy natural and chemical free ways to keep mosquitos away.

Remember Scrooge? Scrooge is now kind and generous but still frugal - good at business and shrewd with his money - learn how he does it.

The rewards of a frugal mindset and frugal living are many: getting free of debt, paying off a mortgage, having cash in the bank, buying a car with cash, etc. It also means you can be more certain of your financial future and less dependent on the charity (or tolerance) of others. It's a great way of living and not as hard as you think. Here's what you need to know...

Millions of Americans today are in serious financial jeopardy because they have confused, and continue to confuse, borrowing capacity with spending capacity. We've forgotten the basic principles of frugal living and our society (especially our children) will be paying the price...

What exactly is "the simple life?" Is it living in the woods with the bears and the deer and hunting and fishing for your food? Or is it a lot closer to home? Find out in this inspiring, thought-provoking article by Arleen M. Kaptur

Learn the art of frugal living. Start with these 25 easy money saving tips by Terri Seymour.