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The Today Show - December 18 - The Frugals

Dear Frugal Friends,

Between the lagging economy and an article in People Magazine, we’re been inundated with requests from national media to share our lifestyle with others.

We (Annette, Steve, Becky, Joe and Abbey) are flying to New York today to appear on NBC’s Today Show on Thursday, December 18 (some time between 7 AM and 9 AM).

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Great Auction Savings

We love eBay, especially when shopping for Christmas presents.

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Affording Kids' Activities

Question: How much money do you allocate per child for your kids' extracurricular activities

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Teaching Teens About Managing Money

Question: What can I do to help my 15 year-old to learn about budgeting and saving?

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Use Up Those Gift Cards . . . FAST!

We all know about the economy spiraling downward. We all know about companies laying off workers. And, we all know we should be preparing for Christmas.

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How do I Control College Costs?

Question: I am wondering how you put your kids through college without student loans.

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Even Baby Steps Will Pay Off

Question: I have a medical problem that will cost about $6,000 to cure.

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Bragging Rights!

Question: I began cutting coupons last year and would like to know your thoughts on where the best deals can be had. I feel as though Costco prices for household necessities (e.g. Toilet paper, paper towels, tide, diapers, wipes, etc.) are cheaper than purchasing those items the grocery store with coupons. What are your thoughts?

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Thanksgiving on a Budget

Question: Help! We’ve been married 4 years and this will be the first time I’m hosting Thanksgiving. We’ve got relatives coming from out of town. I’m panicked over the cost!

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Can I Use Coupons and Still Eat Healthy?

Question: I used to be a “coupon queen.” But I realized that I bought more junky and processed foods, because, with double coupons, they were extremely cheap or free. On one trip during Thanksgiving, I got over $150 of groceries for only $9.50 plus a free turkey.

However, with all the junky foods I bought, my family's (and my) health declined.

Now, I feed my family an abundance of fresh fruits and vegetables - and more whole foods and organic items. We feel much better than before, but my grocery bill is going sky-high. I find that many of the loss leaders are for very processed and unhealthy foods.

Do you have any tips to save on organics and fresh fruits and veggies? How can I shop less often for fresh produce without having to freeze?

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