Mr. Money Mustache & YouTube

Mr Money Mustache, who runs the Mr. Money Mustache personal finance website, has started making videos on YouTube that are financially based and pretty interesting. 
Here is the first video if you'd like to see it:

Here is the second video:

The third video:

And the fourth video, where he really begins to pick up steam. 

I don't know if you've ever read the Mr. Money Mustache blog but it's worth the read. I started at the first blog and over time eventually read his entire blog. 
I thought it was interesting to see that he and his son had started this channel, so I wanted to share it with my readers. 
Belinda ~ Living within our Means ~

YouTube Channels

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Today I want to share some YouTube channels with you that I've been enjoyed watching lately. 
Moss Family TV
Falon puts up a new video of her and her family everyday. Her videos include grocery hauls, homeschooling, and family life. Her children are adorable and so is she. 
Phyllis Stokes
Phyllis mostly has cooking sessions on her channel. I love to watch her cook as she does a lot of older recipes from the 1950s. Her recipes for Jello are just like the ones my grandmother made. 
Jan Creson
I just recently found Jan's channel. She creates  meals out of items she picks up from the Dollar Tree. Now, you may not like some of the things she makes, but it might give you some ideas on meals you can create with items you buy from the Dollar Tree. 
Broke Aristocats
I really like this channel and just recently found it as well. She has tips on becoming debt free and living frugally. 
The Queen's Cabinet
Wow! She makes very detailed meal plans and shows you the meals after she's cooked them. It's all neat and organized too. 
These are just some of the video channels I've enjoyed watching lately. How about you? Do you have any channels that you enjoy watching and want to share?
Belinda ~ Living within our Means ~

Frugal Friday ~ June 15, 2018

Frugal Workshop is now on Instagram if you're interested.

My frugal drink for the week. Kool-Aid lemonade with only about 1/4 cup of sugar. You can save money by adjusting the amount of sugar or sweetener to your taste. I save money by using less sugar.   

While perusing YouTube this past week I stumbled upon the Prepper Princess channel. She has some great videos on how she saves money if you want to check it out. 

My daughter got to see Tonks and the Aurors at a free concert held at the library this past week. The library is a great place to save money and find free entertainment. 

I needed to pick up an RX at Food City and checked the yellow sticker meat section. I found an almost 1/2 pound burger for $1.59 and a package of pork chops for $1.42.

This week I sold my Kitchenaid mixer on Facebook Marketplace for $100 because I did not use it. I bought it brand new twenty years ago for $50 in one of those closeout stores. It was a bargain for me at the time and a bargain for the man who bought it this week. 

I perused the grocery store sale ads online. I see a lot of pork on sale this week and ground chuck for $1.99 a pound in the ten pound rolls at Fresh & Low. I'll be buying one or two of those and planning meals around those this month. 

Kroger has Kraft mayonnaise on sale this week for 99¢ with their digital coupon and will allow you to buy up to five. So, if we get down that way we'll definitely stop in to get that deal. 

My brother in law changed the oil in my car this week and only charged me $20 for supplies. 

Belinda ~ Living within our Means ~