The Curious Frugal

Helping moms live their best lives on any budget, and find work-from-home jobs

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The Curious Frugal

Name: The Curious Frugal
Rating: 5

Helping moms live their best lives on any budget, and find work-from-home jobs

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Suchot Sunday is a personal finance blogger at The Curious Frugal (www.thecuriousfrugal.com), a site that helps moms learn money management, smart tips to save money, and increase income with side hustles. She has been featured in USA Today, Rockstar Finance, Believe in a Budget, creditcards.com, and OppLoans, among others.

With side hustles and frugal living (and NOT large incomes), Suchot and her husband recently paid off their mortgage, and are completely debt-free. Her goal through The Curious Frugal is to help moms find flexible work from home so they can stay home with their kids.

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Amazing Life Changing Tips

July 22, 2020

I love this blog! I love how it provides different ways to make money and additional ways to save money. It’s a think outside the box kinda blog and in these crazy times, we all have to think outside the box. I highly recommend this blog!

Catherine Young

Great Blog!

July 20, 2020

This is a really great blog! I regularly recommend it to clients for side-job and finance tips! John Weier Life Coach and Talk Therapist

John Weier

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