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And everyone seems to have a bone to pick with the Baby Boomers.
Growing up during these tough times gave them a unique perspective on managing and saving money.
Other generations could learn a thing or two from the waythis generation embraced frugality.
Many cities and towns also have community garden plots available.
This mindset can help you save today, too.
Repurposing leftovers into new meals can significantly cut your grocery costs.
Buy Reusable Products
How much money do you spend on napkins every year?
They used cloth napkins and towels, and you’re free to do the same to save money.
From coffee filters to plastic baggies, there are more reusable alternatives than you might think.
Investing in them now can really help you save on those small, recurring purchases over time.
Instead, consider joining your localBuy Nothing groupor scouting Facebook Marketplace for secondhand finds.
Buy Secondhand Items
Thrift stores are far from a hipster phenomenon.
It wasnt uncommon to see a fleet of Goodwill trucks collecting clothing and housewares from over 1,000 households.
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