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Watch me save money while doing laundry!

Tip #2 is to live on less than what you make, by keeping a budget, trimming monthly expenses, and curbing impulse shopping. | www.zandland.com

A silly little video put together to welcome everyone to our new Frugal Living Channel on YouTube. Visit my site frugalzeitgeist.com and come say hi…

Tip #1 from Irma for iving a frugalicious lifestyle is to tell all your friends. | www.zandland.com

Author and lecturer Jeff Yeager (dubbed The Ultimate Cheapskate on NBCs The Today Show) advises us how to structure our relationship with money. With many facing economic hardship, Yeagers guidance is especially relevant. At the backbone of living cheaply is deciding what enough for you is. Using a humorous and practical approach, and by sharing from his own experience (Yeager himself was able to retire at age 46 by decreasing his dependency on money), he shows us how you can learn to enjoy life more by spending less. WWW.HOUSTONPBS.ORG

Michael talks about being thankful and learning to appreciate what you have.

For KMBC’s 9 On Assignment, Dion Lim sees how a family got out of debt by living frugally. www.kmbc.com