Making frugality a family affair
by Nancy Twigg
Shopping at the malls, dinners at McDonald's, birthday parties at the arcade. Does this sound familiar? If living and spending more frugally is on your list of things you'd like to accomplish, the time to enlist the support of your kids is now. Without their help, you'll soon find your efforts to save undermined by your children's tendencies toward consumerism.
Plugging the Leaks in Your Budget
by Nancy Twigg
Five dollars here, ten dollars there -- these little leaks may not seem like much at the time but added together, they can make a serious dent in your attempts to control your cash flow. Here are some quick reminders for stretching your dollars by controlling the most common areas of budget "leakage."
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