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The new frugality how to consume less, save more, and live better
As a once-in-a lifetime downturn continues, trusted finance reporter Chris Farrell explains that there is a silver lining to this cloud. It is accelerating a trend already underway in America toward what he calls the New Frugality. Farrell explains both the theory and the practice of living frugally.
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- "As a once-in-a lifetime downturn continues, trusted finance reporter Chris Farrell explains that there is a silver lining to this cloud. It is accelerating a trend already underway in America toward what he calls the New Frugality. Farrell explains both the theory and the practice of living frugally."@en
- ""From the economics correspondent for public radio's Marketplace Money, a new plan for a new economic reality--the philosophy and practice of living frugally"--Www.highbridgeaudio.com."@en
- "A financial reporter offers his philosophy and practice for living frugally, which to him means spending one's money on quality rather than quantity, buying the best one can afford but the least one needs, in a book that also tackles such subjects as the two best ways to save for college, renting vs. owning, wise debt vs. foolish debt and more."@en