Frugal Living For Singles

Guide To Living Cheap

Frugal living for singles and how to save money while living on your own; that's what this webpage is all about. Here, you'll find a guide to cheap tips to keep your expenses in check.

Speaking from experience, by putting these thrifty single person ideas to use, you'll be astounded by how much extra money you can stash away. Join in and share your frugal living for singles ideas!

Frugal Living For Singles

Frugal Single Tips

• Take advantage of cheap and free activities.

  You can go rollerblading, take a walk or go for a bike ride with a friend or date. Don't forget to take advantage of your local parks and get in some free tennis games.

  Why not go out on a nice picnic at a nice serene spot in the park? Picnics are great money savers.

  Hang out where you live. You can have family or friends over and play board games or cards.

  Frisbee golf is great fun and it's usually free. All you need is a golf disc (which you can buy for $10 on average) and a frisbee golf park. Not only will you and your friend have a great time at this sport, but you'll also get really good exercise walking the course.

  If you're a movie buff, then you can save money going to the lower cost matinee. Better yet, get a Netflix subscription which is very economical. Then, you can watch movies out of the comfort of your residence.

  If you like plays or special events, you can't go wrong with looking to the performing arts at your local community college. The pricing is very reasonable and the entertainment is wonderful. In addition to musical plays, offerings also include comedy, dance, concerts, you name it.

  You can save even more money at the performing arts theatre by using student or group discounts. Some local colleges will also advertise discount specials in your local community paper.

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Other Frugal Living Ideas For Singles

• Getting a roommate is a huge money saver when you're single. You'll basically be cutting your living expenses in half including rent, utilities and food costs. Just be sure it's someone that you can live with and is responsible that will pay his or her share of the bills.
• Brown bag your lunch. Eating out is not cheap and you'll notice the savings will quickly add up.
• Take advantage of free money; coupons! You'll want to take a look at these frugal shopping tips that'll provide you with a wealth of money saving information.
• Do not bite off more than you can chew. In other words, make sure you don't get behind the eight ball with your credit card balances. Pay the balance off each month to avoid huge interest costs. Or better yet, try to avoid using your credit card as much as possible; using cash or your debit card instead.
• When you go to a wedding, holiday or birthday party, you can buddy up with your single friend who can go in on the gift with you.


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