First of all, it is important to understand what your income and expenses are so that you can live paycheck to paycheck and avoid going into debt.
You also need to understand that marketers in stores often try to “force” us to buy something that we do not need at all. And there are several ways to resist temptation.
make a shopping list. Absolutely stick to the list and don’t buy anything else.
Buy things regularly, not spontaneously. Research shows that the best day to shop is weekdays.
Stay away from sin. Stay away from sweets and fizzy drinks.
Buy during sale. This is especially true for electrical appliances and furniture.
Get a discount card. Many stores offer such cards to their customers.
Gasoline prices are increasing day by day. In this case, calm driving, regular car maintenance and group trips will help you save money.
If you use energy-saving bulbs, turn off the television, game console, and charger when you are not using them, and turn on your appliances before 15:00 and after 19:00 (i.e. not during peak hours), electricity bills will not scare you.
Finally, rethink which services you subscribe to and which ones you really need.
Source: Ferra
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