Jackson Middleton
So here we go. This is a companion list to the Because Money Podcast S2 E3 with special guest Kristen "The Frugal Girl". Now, as every good list should include a stock picture of a woman gripping a pomegranate, we added one for you!
The latest Tweets from Kristen (@TheFrugalGirl). Child of God, wife, mom, frugalista, homeschooler, baker, photographer, and pianist among other things
Something odd happens when word gets out about your frugality. (I think it's safe to say that word has gotten out about mine!) Somehow, even though it's not my intention at all, other people are feeling guilty for spending more on groceries than I do, for not making yogurt, for not baking bread, for using their dryer exclusively, and for a multitude of other things.
So you're spending more than you earn and need to cut back, eh? Let me guess: the culprits are Eating Out and Buying Stuff, and the internet has solved your problem by telling you that buying less stuff and cooking at home to save money are the answers. Am I right?
Good and Cheap is a cookbook for people with very tight budgets, particularly those on SNAP/Food Stamps benefits. The PDF is free, and has been downloaded more than 800,000 times.
A grocery savings app for those of us who hate coupons.
I make terrible decisions when I'm hungry. As soon as my body runs out of sandwiches it's a pretty straight line to poor decisions and being an emotional train wreck. But even for people who don't respond to food quite like I do... everyone knows not to shop when they're hungry.
I am wearing a kilt right now and have consumed coffee today. Family Man. Innovator. Foodie. List Maker. Marketing consultant living on Vancouver Island. I don't own pants.
