Fashionable frugality

[M_Smith]

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It?s not news that energy and food, among other regular expenses, are taking an increasingly large chunk out of the average family?s budget. Survey after survey shows Americans are worried about their finances and cutting back where they can. And the federal economic stimulus payments, which were intended to boost spending to help avert a recession, are more likely to be used for necessities than for discretionary items such as electronics and apparel.
In this climate, frugality has become fashionable again. The Consumer Reports Money Adviser recently published a list of belt-tightening moves you can make to trim your overall spending. And the Consumer Reports Money Lab analyzed regular household expenses and found ways you can save a total of up to $500 a month on such things as car and life insurance, telephone, and banking and credit card fees.
We?ll keep bringing you money-saving ideas to get you through this and future financial storms. And we invite you to share your tips by posting comments here.

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[jamesparker]

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