Why You Should Try And Shop Small This Christmas by@thefrgalcottage
Nicola @thefrgalcottage chooses quality over quantity and supports small businesses with her Christmas shopping.
Nicola @thefrgalcottage chooses quality over quantity and supports small businesses with her Christmas shopping.
Compound your freedom provides a cost breakdown for the new iPhone. He also compares how much someone could have saved, from investing all the payments in the stock market.
Useful tipps to make your finances easier and simpler from Nicola / The Frugal Cottage.
Dividend Cake is celebrating getting his yearly vacation money (13th month pay) and reflecting on how it should be / could be spent.
Ermine here ponders a new-ish trend – subscription boxes. He reviews this new capitalist idea through the lens of a frugal consumer.
The Escape Artist has some advice on lifestyle choices you can make that will save you a huge amount of money.
Divnomics: The decisions you make in life can have a huge impact on your future. As it comes to finances, there is one thing that might be having the most impact of all: buying a house. Timing of the market, the debt you take on and the costs of all of it is substantial.
Congratulations to The Escape Artist for making it through Dry February and living to tell the tale. In this post he shares what he’s learned from the experience.
Cheesy Finance: Based on this already “old” post by Early Retirement Extreme (ERE), Jacob was able to live off $5.000-7.000 per year, as late as 2011. For argument sake, let’s assume that this $7.000 annual spending in 2011 is now $7.714 in today’s money (2018). This would be about €6.250/year (current exchange rate ~$1.233/€), can you survive on this amount in the Netherlands? How low can you go? In the Netherlands at least!
Simple Living in Somerset on what not to do to your home if you suddenly find yourself with some extra cash.