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equine_induced_poverty

These are my three favourites;
Then and Now (or vice versa) - the art of thrift
The Lost Art of Money Saving
Frugal Ways for Modern Days.

equine_induced_poverty

nope, i thought they where good, but they are PANTS!!!!! my ideas that is.

Pink.

Yours aren't pants e_i_p, but mine is...

The best I could come up with was Simply Saving Money


Pink

r.mac_2

hmm - this is a hard one.

I liked moggins suggestion - frugal ways for modern days and also PP's idea of the use of nifty and thrifty.

what about combining the two to make Thrifty ways for modern days??????

as for my own ideas:
Become thrifty in a jiffy (!)
Kitchen thift
home made moneysaving

SneakyD

A couple of ideas:

How the war was won!

Survival of the thriftiest!

The new Battle of Britain.

Save or die!

Wartime kitchen

Spend like a pauper, Live like a King.

Live cheap, live well.

Mummy, what did you do in the war?

In best uncle Albert voice. "Duuring the Warah"

Edinburghlass_2

1,001 Money Saving Tips

1,001 MoneySavingExperts Tips

or how ever many there are

Anything as long as it doesn't have old in the title

Sharra

I like 'The Lost Art of Money Saving'
you could add a subtitle - 'in the 21st century' maybe.
I agree not to have Old in the title and I would suggest not to have Cheap either.

Bossyboots

Edinburghlass wrote:

1,001 Money Saving Tips

1,001 MoneySavingExperts Tips

or how ever many there are

Anything as long as it doesn't have old in the title

There is already a book with 1,001 in the title, (if my dog wasn't asleep on my lap I would go and get it and tell you properly. Will edit later) which is all old tips. Its a catchy title but could be confusing.

I also have one called Grandmother's Lore (I think, again, will confirm later) and I think having anything in the title to do with granny or war, may put people off. Certainly when we have visitors, they will look at the 1,001 book but have to be prompted to look at the other one.

I'm with others here, I love moggins' Frugal Ways for Modern Days. Perhaps it should have Money Saving Expert before it so it is clearer what you might expect to find inside.

MrsTinks

Bossyboots wrote:

There is already a book with 1,001 in the title, (if my dog wasn't asleep on my lap I would go and get it and tell you properly. Will edit later) which is all old tips. Its a catchy title but could be confusing.

I also have one called Grandmother's Lore (I think, again, will confirm later) and I think having anything in the title to do with granny or war, may put people off. Certainly when we have visitors, they will look at the 1,001 book but have to be prompted to look at the other one.

I'm with others here, I love moggins' Frugal Ways for Modern Days. Perhaps it should have Money Saving Expert before it so it is clearer what you might expect to find inside.

Another vote for Frugal (or Thrifty) Ways For Modern Days.

And yup I have the 1001 handy hints for the home or what ever it's called... (it's hidden on a bookshelf somewhere...) BUT I also have 1001 Country Household Hints - a lot of it is kinda old thrift and a lot no longer relevant I think... but still interesting

bizzy_lizzie

MSE - Household tips - written by real people for real people

Okay, not snappy but there is a lot to say !

BL