
Pinch Like You Mean It!
101 Ways to Spend Less Money Now
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Narrated by:
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Peter L. Herrick
About this listen
Pinch Like You Mean It! is all about ways to spend less money. Why give so much of your hard-earned money away by spending it? Get 101 free tips on how to spend less right now.
Topics include duct tape and other cheap repairs, how to get furniture for almost free, what steps to take in a financial emergency, and many tips on practical ways to spend less money every day. When can you save money by applying for a credit card? Check out tip number 82. What frugal tip did Lizzy Borden's father teach Lizzy the night before the infamous ax incident? Read tip number 72 and find out....
©2014 Dr. Penny Pincher (P)2016 Dr. Penny Pincher
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