In today’s age, it’s possible to have all your media, such as books, movies, series, and music, accessible from online sources. Minimalists use this to their advantage in order to avoid cluttering ...

The 50’s saw an increase in families purchasing non-perishable food items in bulk. Provided you’ll use the items in time, ...

Paper towels are wasteful as they are non-recyclable and end up in landfills. Purchasing them every month is also expensive, ...

Telling someone you’re practicing frugality feels like you’re admitting you’re “cheap.” But back in the day, a frugal mindset ...

Not all debt is bad, nor should you ever use your credit cards or take out a loan. But boomers would agree: if there’s another avenue, explore that first. Most boomers make it a point to pay off their ...

Let’s face it: shopping can be serious fun. But it can also be a slippery slope. When you adopt a minimalist lifestyle, you’ll find yourself spending less on unnecessary items. Instead of ...

Whether it’s the frustration from the high cost of living or the sigh of despair while you consider taking out a loan to buy ...

Can we talk about that classic Boomer wisdom for a second? You know the kind: save every penny, work hard, and you’ll succeed, babies just need love, and hey, why not buy a house while you’re at it?

Once you get a feel for minimalism and see how simple it can make your life, you won’t want to do things any other way.

2025 is seeing a return to form. People are realizing all the “stuff” they thought they needed aren’t making them happy. And ...