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We have just passed Valentine's Day and hopefully you were able to bypass some of the financial pot holes out there in terms of spending on gifts. Now, it is time to work with your partner in order to achieve more thrifty and money-saving achievable outcomes. I am sure all of us have felt that our significant other is sometimes not on the same page as ourselves. Wouldn't it be nice if everyone were exactly the same! Ugh! Well, of course not. I don't want to live in a world with everyone exactly like me! It would drive me crazy! Ha! Ha! Variety is the spice of life. This is true in our personal relationships and it is true in our financial relationships. In fact, if two people are so thrifty that they lose out on too many of the nice things in life (yes, there are nice things in life that need to be purchased. Not all nice things are "free".), that can be very difficult on us and our loved ones. Just like having the right ingredients for a good meal, the right ingredients are required for the right "thrifty" lifestyle. You may need to play with the ingredients (add a little salt or oregano!). But, through trial and error you will get a sense of where to cut back and where not to cut back. Over time you may very well require less and less to make yourself happy (because that can only truly happen from inside you). Perhaps, you start using online coupons when shopping for grocery items or online products? Start small. Build over time. So, in the beginning, go easy with your partner on discussions of financial differences. I would suggest a very open discussion. But, keep it that - a discussion. Then, try and tip toe into ways to "start" to make a thrifty difference in both of your lives. "Rome wasn't built in a day"; and, neither is your thrifty awareness and lifestyle. So, go easy and have a good time. Suzie Howard is an editor at DealTattle.com , a leading coupon code, discount and thrifty community. Her blog posts can frequently be found on the DealTattle.com Blog. Distributed by http://www.ContentCrooner.com ------------------ ARTICLE END ------------------ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
