I'm sorry that it is two days, late. I thought I clicked published but it was "Saved" -__-.
Okay before you think this is wedding related let me burst your bubble, IT'S NOT! Haha. I just want to share the little switches you can do to save money or get some free things. I have practiced these tips for awhile now & sometimes I am still trying to make slight adjustments to maximize the benefits. These are all the little changes I have added into my life slowly to help us financially & always considering the environment in the process.
- Unsubscribe to shopping site to avoid the temptation to hurry on over to their sales.
- Adapt a minimalist wardrobe (if not possible), take a trip to the thrift stores.
- Donate at least once a year for your tax season.
- Castile soap as an all-purpose at home product (will post a separate one on this)
- Buy quality beauty products
- Buy a water pitcher
- Love magazines? Google free magazine subscriptions & you can sign up to as much as you'd like & in many different categories.
- Learn to DIY
- Youtube your workout
- Learn to love running
- Eat clean
- Make Google your friend. Search free movies online rather than netflix or movie theaters.
- Create a budget planner
- Shop with cash, once it is gone, it's gone.
- Limit credit card use to bills, once paid, tuck it away.
- Cut your hair at home (Thank you Youtube. Im not a hairstylist for the past three years to myself)
- Got indoor dogs? Using pee pads? Purchase reusable medical pads from eBay.
- Make home cooked dog food (will post recipes)
- Empty out your wallet everyday & dump out coins into a coin jar. Don't exchange to coinstar as they take out $0.11 each $1.00. Roll them up & deposit it to your bank instead. No shame in rolled coins people!
- Coffee drinker? Buy a reusable cup (preferably a starbuck look alike, it helps!), a small 4 cups coffee maker, & buy your coffee of choice. That saves you $10 a day, if you're an avid drinker like me.
- Bring home lunch to work.
- Don't buy Christmas gifts on Black Friday (that's an excuse to buy too much), slowly buy gives throughout the year. Start buying non-clothing & non-food related gifts. Or consider DIY.
- Buy necessary daily things in bulk such as cleaning products, rice, shampoo, etc.
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