Recent Frugal Blog | Luxuries PostsAre Paper Plates Luxury Items?by Sherry Holetzky26 Jun 2006 04:57 AMDo you consider paper plates, paper towels, and other paper products to be luxuries? While many frugal consumers avoid such purchases, I for one believe they can be a good value. When purchased on sale, paper plates cost less than a penny per plate. Finding the Best Deals on Jewelryby Gillian Markson15 Jun 2006 10:31 PMFinding the best deals on jewelry has gotten a whole lot easier. You no longer have to go to only one dealer in the area to get your wife a gift. Wedding rings come in all shapes and sizes and now even prices. Jewelry can be found almost anywhere as well as great deals on jewelry. Girls' Night Out at the Spaby Marily14 Jun 2006 11:11 PMRecently, I went with some friends of mine for a little well-deserved pampering. I have lived my whole life without some luxuries that other women consider routine: manicures, pedicures, facials, etc. Mmmm... Coffee!by Sherry Holetzky26 May 2006 04:01 AMCoffee is something that I consider a luxury, since it can be rather pricey. It is one luxury that I indulge in, even when prices are up. Luxury Itemsby Sherry Holetzky17 May 2006 06:18 AMIf you are on a tight budget, or you otherwise cannot justify making certain luxury purchases, there are ways to incorporate certain luxuries into your lifestyle without blowing the budget or feeling guilty. One great way to do so is to buy joint gifts. Saving Money on Haircareby Miriam Caldwell25 Apr 2006 03:00 PMHaircuts, perms, and dying your hair can add up to being a big expense. I have a few suggestions to cut down on the cost of hair care. 1) One great way to save money is to go to a local beauty school to receive your services. You can receive the services at a heavily discounted rate. Pampering on a Budgetby Lisa P28 Feb 2006 02:45 PMWhen my husband's job required us to move from a small city in Montana to Denver, Colorado, I had visions of our cost of living skyrocketing. Recent Blog Comments BargainJunkie says... "For bringing new life to worn shoes, bags, and belts, my favorite tool is a black marker." |
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