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Steve Cummings Journalist, Traveler, and Personal Finance Enthusiast

Steve Cummings is a traveler, writer, and personal finance enthusiasts that has taken an adventure to leave his home country to travel and live around the world with his family. Through many years of learning he seeks to help those to save more and travel better. He has been featured in MSN, The Associate Press Wire, and various other content outlets with his writing and publications through his website The Frugal Expat. In the last six years, He has traveled to all seven continents, over 30 different countries, and has lived abroad learning and teaching others about good financial habits and travel hacks.

As an ex-English Teacher, he hopes to provide good tips and education on money and travel to help people think outside the box and achieve the impossible.

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16 Things to Cut From Your Budget To Help You Save a Couple Thousand

Could you use a couple of thousand dollars in your bank account to pay bills or build a nest egg? Most would say yes. Saving that kind of money may seem daunting, but it’s easier than you realize. …

Could you use a coup…

Could you use a couple of thousand dollars in your bank account to pay bills or build a nest egg? Most would say yes. Saving that kind of money may seem daunting, but it’s easier than you realize.  You probably spend money each day on things that are nice to have but that you don’t need. It may seem like a few dollars here and there, but those dollars add up over time. Reducing or cutting these things out of your budget quickly adds to big savings.   1. Cancel Subscriptions Credit: Depositphotos Do you have subscriptions to print or online magazines and newspapers you don’…

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How to Spend a Weekend in San Sebastian, Spain

Situated on the beautiful shoreline of the Basque Country, San Sebastian is one of the most popular cities in Spain. Many love it for the thriving local food culture, the stunning scenery, the fantast…

Situated on the beau…

Situated on the beautiful shoreline of the Basque Country, San Sebastian is one of the most popular cities in Spain. Many love it for the thriving local food culture, the stunning scenery, the fantastic weather, and the fact that there are so many things to do in San Sebastian.  The city has a deep and rich history. So, you're guaranteed to have a great experience whatever you end up doing while visiting San Sebastian. In the following post, to help you plan your trip there, we will look at some of the best things to do in San Sebastian, including many frugal options for travelers on a tig…

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13 New England Tourist Traps to Steer Clear Of, And 3 You Must Visit

We’ve all seen depictions of landmarks like Harvard Square or learned the historical relevance behind the Salem Witch Trials in Salem, Massachusetts. Each tourist trap lures in naive visitors, promi…

We’ve all seen dep…

We’ve all seen depictions of landmarks like Harvard Square or learned the historical relevance behind the Salem Witch Trials in Salem, Massachusetts. Each tourist trap lures in naive visitors, promising to deliver a life-changing experience, when in reality, tourist traps overcharge and underserve. On the rare occasion, though, tourist traps are worth it. We’re discussing 13 New England tourist traps to skip and three to check out during your next excursion to the Northeast. 1. Salem Witch Museum, Salem, Massachusetts Credit: Pierdelune/Depositphotos The history behind the Salem W…

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13 States People Are Moving To The Most

In recent years, domestic migration patterns have painted a vivid picture of shifting preferences and economic opportunities across the United States. Certain states have emerged as trendy destination…

In recent years, dom…

In recent years, domestic migration patterns have painted a vivid picture of shifting preferences and economic opportunities across the United States. Certain states have emerged as trendy destinations, promising newcomers better job prospects, lower living costs, and more agreeable climates. This trend is reshaping these regions' demographic and economic landscapes, impacting everything from housing markets to school enrollments. Understanding which states attract the most residents is crucial for grasping the broader migration trends defining the modern American experience. Here, we delv…

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12 Cheap Items That Save Money While Living Alone

Are you living alone and finding it tough to manage your expenses? Living solo doesn't have to mean spending more. With a little bit of smart shopping, you can save quite a bit! In this blog post, …

Are you living alone…

Are you living alone and finding it tough to manage your expenses? Living solo doesn't have to mean spending more. With a little bit of smart shopping, you can save quite a bit! In this blog post, we'll share 12 cheap items to help make your solo living experience easier on the wallet. From kitchen tools to energy-saving gadgets, these essentials are affordable and practical. So, let's dive in and discover how you can live alone without breaking the bank! 1. Slow Cooker credit: depositphotos Living alone means cooking for one; a slow cooker can be your best friend. These kitchen…

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