Shoestring budget

Great ideas for a low cost Christmas! Forget January credit card bills - do these things instead. Christmas on a shoestring budget - it can be done.

My husband and I are on a tight budget and currently holding a balance on two credit cards. We came up with a no spend strategy to help us get out of his hole and wanted to share some budgeting tips with you in case you were on a shoestring budget as well.

It's not easy putting food on the table that is healthy, tastes good, isn't time-prohibitive and is affordable. We break down some common go-to meals, along with cost-conscious homemade options.

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It doesn't have to cost a lot of money to grow your own food. In fact, a budget garden can easily be accomplished with basic supplies, planning, and effort.

If you work from home, whether as a freelancer as just occasionally, you can probably vouch for many merits of working in this way.

Big brands spend an enormous amount of money on advertising and marketing, but as a solo entrepreneur or small business owner you don’t have to do the same. You can market your business just as effectively on a shoestring budget by utilizing some basic free or low-cost marketing tactics. Here are five ways you can do your own marketing online with little or no cost.

3 Ways to Market Your Small Business on a Shoestring Budget || When your pockets are shallow, your creative well had better be deep. Try these three inventive -- and inexpensive -- marketing tactics to get your company noticed. https://www.inc.com/rhett-power/3-ways-to-market-your-small-business-on-a-shoestring-budget.html

Sometimes it can be really hard to eat healthy, tasty food when money is a bit tight. So I thought I might share some of my four favourite cheap and healthy meals that can be made in advance. Anyone else got any great ideas for cheap meals?