Frugal Living for the Family
 You don't have to be
poor to be frugal. There are many reasons a family can decide to be frugal. You
may want to save money for your kids college, or retire early, or you may be
trying to help the environment by not wasting resources.
Whatever your reason, we want to try to give you the information, and tips you
need to save money, get great deals, and recycle used items. Don't consider the
names of tightwad, penny-pincher or cheapskate as derogatory, but as a badge of
success.
fru·gal
(fröö´gel)
adj.
1 not wasteful; not spending freely or unnecessarily; thrifty; economical
2 not costly or luxurious; inexpensive or meager [a frugal meal]
—SYN THRIFTY
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