Farms, Friends, and Financial Independence
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If you’re trying to become debt free, or to remain debt free, you’ll need to adapt to a debt free lifestyle long before you pay off your final balance.
Frugal living, or leaving below your means is one of… if not the most important aspect of completing and maintaining your debt free journey.
How can you ever expect to become free of debt if you continue to spend money you don’t have? You simple cannot make progress by living beyond your means.
These posts will help you understand that living a debt free lifestyle doesn’t mean a life of deprivation. Frugal living, or debt free living can be fun!
Not only will we discuss ways to have fun, we will also talk about how much money you can save while living this fabulous lifestyle.
We will discuss topics ranging from lowering monthly bills, frugal home improvement ideas, frugal party ideas, frugal gift ideas, and many other topics.
You’ll learn everything you need to know here, and you’ll be able to save thousands of dollars every month!
Do you have a dream? Are you currently pursuing a passion that keeps you up at night? Or, are you mindlessly meandering through life, waiting for that annual trip to Ocean City in July?
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