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A newsletter on building wealth in your 20s through intentional spending, covering behavioural money habits, investing and financial independence. Issues combine personal anecdote, history and psychology with practical checklists and frameworks.
A personal blog by a retired former IT worker who shares candid, informal posts on early retirement, getting free or cheap digital content, and early access tricks for AI tools like GPT-3. Readers get frank personal experience, practical step-by-step tips, and a irreverent, profanity-laced voice.
A retired janitor's weekly blog mixing humorous personal anecdotes, Canadian grocery and shopping tips, sports commentary on the Blue Jays, and political opinion. Readers get a chatty, self-deprecating voice with some frugality advice, now partly moving behind a paywall.
A homesteading and home-living newsletter with step-by-step guides for gardening, food preservation and homemade pantry staples. Posts are written in a chatty, humorous voice and cover tasks like seed saving, making leaf mold and turning tomato powder into paste.
Mint Notion shares listicle-style frugal living tips, such as DIY household products, low-cost holiday traditions and no-spend weekend ideas. Readers get general money-saving ideas for everyday life.
Short frugal-living articles offering listicle-style tips on saving money on everyday expenses, seasonal costs and scam awareness. Readers get practical, budget-focused advice for household spending.
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