America's Cheapest Family Gets You Right on the Money: Your Guide to Living Better, Spending Less, and Cashing in on Your Dreams (Audiobook)

from LVStrongPuff

There are some great ideas in this book. I do some of them already, but it gave me some more ideas.

from LibrarianJen

It might seem amazing, but the Economides family has raised as many as five kids on as little as $35,000 a year, with homes paid off in nine years and cars paid for with cash. The tips and tricks in this book are excellent and also realistic, making their frugality accessible to the rest of us. T...

from chsbellboy

This book contains a great range of suggestions for easy and economic ways of saving money. From ideas for basic budgeting, to tips for saving money on vacation, and even ways to enjoy free time with your family; this book has a few suggestions for everyone

from lalawe

While a quick and easy read about being thrifty, this is mostly an inspiration book. Most of it deals with being thrifty with a large family, so if you don't have kids, you'll probably find little to take away. Also, many of the tips seem superficial. For instance, they recommend the snowball met...

from thebell

This book offers the practical advice of a large, thrifty family that successfully put more than one child through college on a single-income. As many of the the tips echo the sentiment from Amy Dacyzyn's Tightwad Gazette series, this book works best as an inspiration book -- it's full of example...