While entering the renowned Getty Museum in Los Angeles is free, parking fees are very steep. Learn how to enjoy the Getty for absolutely free, and get tips to plan out your visit.

Scavenging along the beach can be really productive for those living frugally. Here are the basics on what you can find and how you can use them, from seaweed, sand, shellfish and sea glass.

Save a ton of gas money (and wear on your car) buying a used bicycle and child trailer set up for local shopping and errand running. Here are my tips and experiences for buying the whole rig under $100.

If you need to buy a car, think used. Learn where to look for used cars and how to pick the best one for your budget.

Chill out with a refreshing beverage foraged from your backyard and neighborhood, and scavenge free salads and spices for your dinner. Here are a few things you can easily find, for example, in the city of Los Angeles.

Foraging for food and supplies is something everyone can do. And it's fun! There are a ton of natural materials and plants just out there, free for the taking. This article introduces a few easy to find food items you might well be tripping over.

Are there things you pay for each month that are not actually necessary? Depending on how frugal you need to be, there are plenty of things that can be worked around.

Here are some ways to beat high gasoline prices. Get the most mileage for your money, using your head, instead of your wallet.

How to shop for inexpensive, useful and decorative items at salvage yards. It's fun and almost free.

Learn to make heartfelt gifts from origami paper (and even cash money) with this simple, easy to follow instructional DVD.