The Free Frugal Email Newsletter

by MoneyNing

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Save Money Every MonthThank you for all the positive feedback of the free newsletter I debuted a week ago!  Everyone who subscribed to it already received the first part of the 7-part mini course and there are already some people who said that they gained insight into cutting down their monthly expenses.  Here’s what some of those readers wrote:

From Mary

David, I knew that writing it down will help but reading you relay the idea gave me the final push to actually take action. I’m happy now because it worked… I can’t wait till the next lesson.

From Miss P

Your email reminded me of what my dad used to say about finding a date. “Who knows what the chances of succeeding is but you definitely have no chance if you don’t ask” Thank you for the memory!

From Emma (btw, my wife would think your name is great)

I can’t believe I missed your 50 ways to save money on travel post. It’s packed full of info and that alone was worth signing up. Keep them coming.

Here’s a reminder that the free subscription entitles you to the email newsletter that includes:

  • Get the How to Save Money on Everything ebook Free. Updated Constantly with More Tips!
  • 7-part mini course for simpler, more frugal and happier life.
  • A weekly newsletter with the latest blog post (no more remembering to come read your favorite insights in personal finance!)
  • All For Free

Still thinking? Here’s the real reason why you need to subscribe. Once you get emails from the newsletter, you can just hit reply to send an email to me. Who wouldn’t want that?!?!?


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Fred Cash June 12, 2009 at 3:57 pm

I’m frugal as heck. I try to save money any way I can. I’m going to sign up for the newsletter and see if there are some good tips on there. It’s better to be frugal and happy, then broke and sad.

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marci July 2, 2009 at 12:59 pm

on it – thanks for the personal reminder :)

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