Fwd: 50+ Crazy Things People Have Done To Save Money

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From: Michelle Schroeder-Gardner <michelle@makingsenseofcents.com>
Date: Sun, Mar 24, 2019, 3:09 PM
Subject: 50+ Crazy Things People Have Done To Save Money
To: Joao <joaoa.desilva2018@gmail.com>

Hello!

Happy Monday.

It's been five years since I published the blog post 8 Ways To Be An Extreme Cheapskate, which was inspired by a TV show called Extreme Cheapskates – there were some even too extreme for me! That post made me want to hear what frugal living tips other people had for saving money.

So, I asked my readers to share some of the craziest things they've done to save money, and I was able to put together a list of 60+ Extreme Things People Have Done To Save Money.

I loved everything on that list and wanted to hear more, so I asked readers in my Making Sense of Cents Facebook Group about their extreme frugal living tips and got even more amazing tips to share with you.

Now, some of these things are going to sound crazy, but remember that saving money often means going to great lengths. You might feel embarrassed or ashamed by what you're doing to save money, but when we share the extreme things we've done, maybe we can all feel a little less embarrassed.

These frugal living tips are all real things that real people have done!

Please head to 50+ Crazy Things People Have Done To Save Money to read the full blog post. If you'd like to read this later, please save it to Pinterest.

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Thanks!

Jon

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