“With greater emphasis on working to live, not living to work, we are creating awareness for simpler solutions, a more creative existence with healthier, happier longevity, for those brave enough to accept the challenge.” ~Tracey Smith

“Being frugal does not mean being cheap! It means being economical and avoiding waste.” ~Catherine Pulsifer

With the worsening economy, most of us needs practical frugal living tips.  No doubt.

I love reading blogs like Foximus. Not only because I am thrifty, but also because I get to learn and adopt new ways of managing my meager income and making money. Foximus, for example, offers no-non-sense practical personal finance management tips applicable for daily living.

They can relate. And they speak exactly the predicaments you are in or I am in. “I hate to say this out loud, but I am 30 years old. It is only in the past year I have begun to actually learn how to run my finances properly. I just never learned how and always thought I could figure it out later,” remarked Jason, one of the blogger behind Foximus, in one of his posts entitled: Teaching your kids finance, do it now or pay up later…Visit the blog and see what you can learn more from him about living frugally -you need it!