Consumerism Commentary

Url http://www.consumerismcommentary.com/ Description A blog about personal finance. Random Quote A premiere personal finance blog, established 2003. Within, Flexo discusses his own experiences with money, and he and other authors comment on a wide range of personal finance topics.
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1. Not Spending Money

While acknowledging that spending money can be fun, especially socially, this blog focuses on both finding the pleasure in a frugal lifestyle, and more importantly in exploring and embracing alternate ways in which lifestyles can be enhanced that don't require monetary investments.
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Finding Joy without Buying Stuff November 23rd, 2009 . Posted in Research shows that turning down your thermostat by even a few degrees can result in significant energy cost savings over time. I get cold easily. I hate being cold. Turning down my thermostat even slightly means being more cold.
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2. Not Made Of Money

A husband and wife weblog about their finances.
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A personal finance blog with money saving tips, frugal ideas,
Save Money – A Personal Finance Blog By A Husband And Wife by Dana Joseph on March 3, 2010 · Credit card debt is a major stressor for many consumers. To get out of that debt you either need to make more cash (and actually use the extra money to pay off the debt) or you need to cut

3. How To Be Poor

Frugal living described. Many stories and photographs.
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is the home for information about the No. 1 company in North America. Contact me: [max] [at] [howtobepoor.com] — How To Be Poor 1:31 pm My wife and I got our house in Austin, TX right after the market collapsed in 2007. We had a motivated seller, who was building a house on a golf course
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