Frugal living is the second pillar of wealth building. This section focuses on frugal living, smart spending, and reducing expenses. The first place to start is the Frugalist Expense Reduction Guide.
The Frugalist Expense Reduction Guide is designed to help you cut your expenses and improve your cash flow. Lowering your expenses is one of the best and fastest way to improve your finances, and it’s a key component of wealth building. Take a look and learn a few ideas to help you save money today.
How To Slice Your Budget Wisely
At least quarterly, Mr. B and I try to take a look at our budget. How is it (or isn’t it) working? Since we are considering buying a house, we have also been looking for ways to slice our budget without bleeding. From out experience, here are some tips on how to create a budget.
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Bloggers Meetup And The Best Frugal Book Ever
Today was supposed to be a picnic at the apple orchard day, but the cold weather and rain put a stop to that idea. So I guess it will be another blogging day for me. Last week was the first time that Moolanomy featured articles written by staff writer. Please let us know what you [...]
Save Money and Benefit with Homemade Products
There are a lot of different ways to save money… and because of the current state of our economy now-a-days we are hearing more and more money saving tips on main stream media. The tips commonly addressed by the media are solid, but today I would like to challenge you to take your frugal living [...]
Achieving Financial Freedom One Expense At A Time
Most people think about financial freedom, or retirement, as a point in time when they can fully cover their living expenses with some sort of passive income. This usually involves saving a significant amount of money so that a small percentage could be safely withdrawn to cover living expenses each year. To many people, this [...]
I Am Just A Blogger, Damn It!
Today I am not going to write about making side income, frugal living, investing, or any of the usual stuff. Instead, I want to share something that has been on my mind for the past few days. Consider this the “get to know me better” article.
Why I Started Moolanomy…
I started Moolanomy in mid-2007 for three [...]
Weekend Highlights, December 14, 2008
This week Moolanomy feed was transferred from FeedBurner to Google, and there was some problems. The results? I had to burn a new feed, the subscribers count is down to 570, and I lost all email subscribers in the process. Darn. If you wants to get free daily email updates, you’ll have to go through [...]
Frugalist Expense Reduction Guide
This guide is intended to provide readers with ideas, how-to’s, and resources on frugal living and expense reduction. It will explore aspects of frugality and provides practical ideas on how to save money and reduce your expenses. Spending less than you earn is the core component of good money management, and a vital part of [...]
Financial Risks And Personal Finance Risk Management, Part 1
Risk management is a methodology to mitigate negative consequences resulting from threats and uncertainties. In this article, I’ll be exploring financial risks focused on personal finance and how to minimize these risks. Since risk management is a huge topic, I am going to limit it within the scope of the REAL Wealth Building framework — [...]
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