Money In The News

Monday January 26th  on The Cheap Cheetah Money Show It's Money In The News!. We are talking about ways to save, make and have fun with money by way of the newspaper. With so much going on in 2015 and it's only January we have a lot to talk about. So join us when we talk Money in the News on The Cheap Cheetah Money Show. www.blogtalkradio.com/Cheap-Cheetah

Saving Five Dollars

I know your saying why is she talking about saving Five dollars. Because think about this if you save five dollars a week it's $20 a month. That's $20 you could use to pay down debt, start a vacation, investment, or travel fund. Saving five dollars a day adds up to $35 a week and $140 a month. I don't know about you but an extra $140 a month would do me nicely. It's easy to save $5 we will be talking about it this Monday on The Cheap Cheetah Money Show. See you there!!!
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Very Inspiring

   

 Aimee Is also on Extreme Cheapskates. She spends very little money and is a millionaire. Watch and see  how she did it. Good interview. I am ready to be a millionaire now! On the cheapskate side of course. So what do you think???

Things We Can Live Without

                                    
Monday on The Cheap Cheetah Money Show(blogtalkradio.com/Cheap-Cheetah) I am talking to you about the things that cheap/frugal people can do without that regular people can not. Things like New cars we can do without. We as cheapskates can drive an old 1970's car until it's on it's last leg and then we will still try and drive it some more. New furniture for our homes. we don't need new furniture we just need furniture period . So if we get it from the thrift stores, dumpsters, trash day  to us as long as it's good , steady and practical and bug free we can use it. We don't need to  pay retail when we can get our furniture. We look to get it  damn near cheap or better yet  free. We don't need the latest fashion what we wear is the latest fashion, beside who wants to pay $50 bucks for some pants where we can get the same pair of pants for $5 at  our thrift stores, goodwill stores or better yet at garage sales. We feel as cheap/frugal people let someone else pay the high prices  for stuff , we will wait until we get it dirt cheap or free to get it.