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I LOVE these books! I discovered them at that library a few years
ago, and was just amazed. Some things are a bit over the top frugal,
but there are some really good tips in it. Definitely worth buying
it. I actually asked for it for Christmas that year.
— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “J Diane Northcutt”
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> Read all three Tightwad Gazette books or read the combined version
The Complete Tightwad. These are available at most libraries although
I highly recommend having your own copy.
> These books will get you into a frugal mindset. They taught me
to look at each purchase in whole new way.
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> Diane
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> From: Tressa Watts> To: budgetgroup
> Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2008 4:35 PM
> Subject: Budget101.com : Frugal/budget “dabbler”
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> I must admit..I only “dabble” in being frugal or budgeting. I set
up great goals I would like to reach and start really gung ho then
slowly fizzle out. I grew up poor and now have a hard time not buying
stuff for my daughter since I can afford them. I am not teaching her
anything as she has no concept of money. I also admit I am a all or
nothing kinda gal. I cannot seem to find a happy medium. I want to do
it all the way or not at all.
> How do I get in the right mind set…and stay motivated to spend
less??
> Thanx Tressa
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