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HAPPY NEW YEAR!

A review of my goals from last year on its way and another post on this year’s goals!

To those who have or are visiting this site I want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

I resolve to place more of my focus on this site! Hope to see you back!

I started this blog up, almost one year ago. As is usual for this time of the year the blog was part of my New Year’s Resolution package. As you can see, there was fervor for writing it and that fervor died away too.

However, with the end of this year approaching I would like to revive this effort both the effort of saving wisely and the effort of sharing my less ons with you.

This policy is by no means comprehensive.

1. I require you to register with Frugal Framnett to comment therefore no anonymous commenting, however if you wish to use a pseudonym that is acceptable.
2. I do not allow obscene commentary.
3. I do not allow abusive commentary. This applies to abuse of authors, commenters, or others who do not participate on Frugal Framnett.
4. I do not allow spam comments. If you want to advertise something contact myself and we can work out an advertising agreement.
5. I do not allow commentary off topic. The conversation in the commentary is allowed to drift but keep your comments pertinent to the commentary discussion or the blog post.

These policies are not comprehensive but guiding. I reserve the right to delete any all comments for any reason whatsoever.

Yes, I include Google advertising on this blog.

Does that defeat the purpose of this blog? I do not think so. Some of the advertising I have seen includes financial services, debt counseling, financial management tools (the free kind too!) and similar.

However, this morning as I write this blog I see a graphic Google ad for Cadillac automobiles. Is that frugal? It all depends.

In my mind frugality is more an attitude than how you earn and spend your money. If you earn an annual salary of $20,000,000.00 than a new Cadillac is something you can afford and it would not be out of bounds to be called a frugal purchase. If you earn $40,000.00 annually than purchasing a new Cadillac is unwise and hence it is NOT frugal.

The frugal person realizes the limitations their life and fate places upon them. The frugal person is not envious and jealous of others.