The trouble with money-saving tips is that they aren't necessarily time-saving, too. How long will it take to collect quotes for insurance bundles and make a switch if your current insurer won't match the deal? What about the time to set up with an online budgeting site so that it tracks and analyzes ALL your accounts for ways to cut spending?
One personal finance blogger at MoneyNing describes the realities of frugal living as he reviews one week's worth of frugality.
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