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Addicted to the 2/$5 sales at the grocery store

Last Updated on February 2, 2012 by One Frugal Girl Leave a Comment

What is it about the grocery store that lures me to buy 10 of the same item? Why did I just come home with 10 cans of tuna, 10 boxes of pasta-roni, 10 boxes of brownies, and 6 bags of French Fries, when I only went in to purchase veggies and lunch meat? I don’t […]

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Should I pay off my mortgage?

Last Updated on February 2, 2012 by One Frugal Girl 1 Comment

Here is a list of questions to ask yourself when considering to pay off your mortgage early. (They have been gathered from a number of websites discussing this topic.) Do you have other debts? – Obviously you should pay off all credit card debts before attempting to pay off your mortgage. Do you have an […]

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Beach House… A worthy investment?

Last Updated on July 12, 2019 by One Frugal Girl 1 Comment

In July of 2005 my husband and I purchased a very cute, little, yellow, beach house in NC for $620,000. We bought the house because we love it. And if all goes well we’ll spend a good deal of our retirement there (we’re only in our 20s so that’s a long way off). If you […]

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Want to see inside someone’s wallet? Take a peek at their car.

Last Updated on July 29, 2019 by One Frugal Girl 4 Comments

Isn’t it funny, how we stereotype people by the cars they drive. As a college student I drove my father’s rusty, old, Toyota camry station wagon to campus. I’d park it alongside the shiny BMWs and SUVs of fellow students. I used to hate driving that old bomb to campus. Thinking back I relish the […]

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Easy Frugal Tips — Not quite a tightwad

Last Updated on February 2, 2012 by One Frugal Girl Leave a Comment

So I’ve been flipping through the pages of the Tightwad Gazette in the hopes of finding easy ways to save a little extra money each month. I have been known to do some pretty frugal things in my day. When I first got out of college I was often broke. (Not because I blew all […]

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Hi, I'm Jewels. I am a forty-year-old wife, mother, blogger, personal finance enthusiast, optimist, former software developer and achiever of financial independence. This blog is my story. Welcome to my little corner of the Internet.

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