Living frugally does not mean that you have to give up everything, buy low-quality goods and not receive guests. In fact, saving is a wonderful way to spend money. And everyone can benefit from it. Most importantly, before you throw money into the sky, ask yourself:
Why am I spending money and is it worth it?
Check the account of the money you received, starting from the account of the money you spent. Don't be ashamed to call and find out why your phone subscription fee or utility bills were raised. Try to pay your expenses on time. Don't expect your expenses to increase. Make a list of groceries before you go shopping.
Pay for groceries with money, not with a credit card. Keep checks for the money you pay. This will help you return poor quality goods. Try to shop in the largest stores. In these stores, goods are cheaper and there is more choice. Widely advertised goods are usually more expensive. Try to find quality but cheaper goods. According to psychologists, a person takes an unexpected step on an empty stomach. So eat well at home before going to the store. Do not fall into the trap. Always consider what you want and decide what you want to buy.
Calculate how much money you spend on food at work. You will probably see for yourself that this is very harmful to both your pocket and your stomach. Take food with you to work so that you can save money and take care of your health. According to experts, heating appliances carry a lot of energy. Try to clean the vacuum cleaner bag often. One-third of a vacuum cleaner with a full bag carries 40% of its energy. Use the washing machine to its full capacity, which saves both water and energy. Use energy-saving lamps. Do not iron bed linen. Studies have shown that it is harmful to health. Ironing bed linen takes a lot of time and electricity. With the money you save, you can relax or travel.