10 EFFORTLESS Ways We SAVE MONEY (Without Even Trying) | Money Saving Tips

What is one of your favorite easy money saving habits? 🤍

Also remember that though it is a good start your savings would never be enough. The economy is designed that way. Invest your spare cash in profitable things. increase your sources of income.

A phrase I learned as a young Mom and carried through life is “use it up, wear it out, make do or do without.” There are so many times i have used this phrase, to realize that I didn’t need to purchase an item.

Love these! For me, before I buy ANYTHING I post in my local Facebook no buy group to ask if anyone has it. I’ve gotten a free good quality: blender, toaster, tv stand, tv sound bar, lots of artwork, book shelves, other random decor, my Christmas tree, and half of the toys I use in my speech therapy sessions as a speech therapist 😂.

I appreciate the focus on mindset in this video. It's so important to have a positive attitude towards saving money, and the tips for staying motivated are really helpful.

Great video Ashlynn! Yes...everything is going up in price. Ugh. My husband and I are about 10 years from retirement and building our dream home. It is practicing good financial habits for many years that has enabled us to do this. I switched to a "disposable free" household. With the exception of toilet paper...I do have limits. 😳 Cleaning rags, dish towels, cloth napkins, etc. I always try to find reusable solutions. Save money and waste.

Most of the time the generic brand is made in the same factory and the labeling is the only difference. I loved this list and will be using alot of the tips, thanks so much 💝💝💝

Very useful tips here! In my opinion, people spend way too much money on material things. It's much better to spend money on experiences!

This reminds me to pause my Audible subscription because there are so many free audiobooks that I can borrow from my local library through the Libby app! As always thanks for the great tips and motivation. <3

I think the easiest way to save money is to drink only tap water and milk, no other drinks unless a rare occasion, or if you drink coffee, go with a cheap one and make it at home. I am surprised with how much money people waste on other drinks. Another way to save money is to have free TV channels or allow yourself 1 streaming instead of multiples. I grew up frugal and at times didn't have a lot of money. Buy things on sale and in season. Shop clearance for things you need. Don't go out to eat or limit yourself to a special occasion or once a month. There's lots of ways to save money but sadly most people don't really want to. Thanks for your videos as always.

For spa visits: do one thing at at time, don't deprive but don't over do. Today I got a pedicure, I will get a manicure in a few months from now.

I changed the time of day I go food shopping. My prefered store have shelves with items about to go bad (most of the time they just look a little sad) at discounted prices. The restock them every morning so the one day when I start working a little later I go there when they open so I can get fruit and vegetables for a fraction of their normal price, while getting all of my other groceries too and maintaining my morning routine of getting up & going to bed at the same time 😊

If you need new clothing items try thrifting first. Also make meals and snacks from home to bring to work. Making enough for 3-4 dinners at a time has been a game changer for me and also frees up my time. And lastly batch run errands to save on gas and time. ☺️

Great advice! I recently went through all my subscriptions to get an idea what I was spending every month, and quickly found $80/month of subscriptions that I don’t even use anymore!

Hi, Ashlynne! This month, we have been working on eating at home. With myself being a teacher and both kids in high school or college, Eating at home, or with food from home, can be challenging. I’m the worst at it, but I’m getting better. :) Have a fabulous weekend!

I’ve had a lot of luck on Freecycle! I’ve been able to clean out some things that I just don’t need and give them to a good home and keep them out of the landfill. I’ve also found some great barely used items, like a rowing machine!

Some of my favorite ones are using root touch up instead of going to salon, getting online pickup for stores where I may overspend, have a few frozen dinners for lazy days when I don’t want to cook. Also automate savings-try to challenge myself to transfer any money leftover before my next payday.

For me an emergency fund is very important.

putting this one on my budget page. This is very helpful. Thanks.

These were helpful, thank you! I stopped purchasing paper towels years ago and switched to Marley's Monsters unpaper towels and just turned old shirts into rags for messier clean-ups. For pet accidents (a hairball situation, for example) I use toilet paper or the extra napkins given to me from cafes or restraunts. I also stopped buying new electronics. Many credible stores sell refurbished laptops, TVs, and cellphones. Trademore is great for secondhand smart phones and accessories. :)