AussieFrugal
Although, this is more AusFinance type, it should also benefit our buddies here a well. After all, frugality is one of many techniques for personal financial success **Discussion**: this flowchart was made a while ago, anything in there we need an update for?
Remember: - it is a good discount if you need it - it is the best discount if you don’t need it and don’t buy it - it is the worst discount if you don’t need it and buy it
Recently, moved near to a Costco making it a variable option for groceries What are the items you get that are significantly cheaper compared to other supermarkets? Any wisdom/strategies from your experience?
I was the original author of the meal kit lifehack guide on Reddit Here’s a link to an archive, just in case Reddit explodes tomorrow due to every subs becoming dumpster fire: https://web.archive.org/web/20230322175638/https://www.reddit.com/r/AUfrugal/comments/11f2lsw/a_full_lifehack_guide_for_meal_kits_hellofresh/ I will find the time to do a new updated write up at after I sort out a few thing AFK. Thank you for your understanding for the band-aid approach to include this information
I have bought an Apple Pencil 2 at 20% off, on Amazon AU at the moment What are some good deals?
Some of the best deals I've discovered is only thanks to this website.
This is community is created for redditors to continue the discussion beyond reddit. Existing mods on /r/AussieFrugal are welcome to join the mods there! Who am I? I also happened to be original author of the post [A full lifehack guide for mealkits hellofresh](https://www.reddit.com/r/AussieFrugal/comments/123741q/a_full_lifehack_guide_for_mealkits_hellofresh/), persevered thanks to `r/ThisIsGlenn` I guess, let’s continue to get along and share tips with each other!