Give me one really great tip for making your money stretch further. Please don't use one that I used in class, or the same one all your friends are using.
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A good and easy thing is to save electricity. You can easily unplug chargers you don't use. They still use electricity even when they're not charging. You can also turn your TV off completley, and not just on stand by. Turn off the lights in rooms you're not in. If your windows and the rest of the house are isolated the right way, you can save money by not need to heat it as much.
ReplyDeleteShop the clearance racks at your favorite clothing stores.
ReplyDeletedont have a expensive girlfriend
ReplyDeleteDont spend money on things you dont need
ReplyDeleteShop for items that are not the "hot" item at the time. If everyone is buying it, wait for a few weeks. That way the price will go down and your money will go further.
ReplyDeleteMake meals from scratch instead of eating out or buying prepared meals.
ReplyDeleteTry Before you Buy. This often helps you decide if it is worth having.
ReplyDeleteDON'T SPEND MONEY ON JUNK FOOD. IT ALL ENDS UP WASTED ANYWAYS!!!
ReplyDeleteI only spend money when i really need to
ReplyDeleteTravel less. Buy everything you need in one trip, which means remembering everything you need, so it's best if you have a list.
ReplyDeleteDon't spend money on things you don't need and things you just want!
ReplyDeleteOne way to make money stretch is to not buy on impulse buys. Decide if you really need something before you buy it. Much money can be wasted on things that are not even needed. To avoid this think about the consequences before you buy something.
ReplyDeleteDon't spend it on thing you don't need.
ReplyDeletebuy a rost and make three to four meals. conpaired shoping, cheep clothes, buy usedcase lot shop, co-signing for other people
ReplyDeleteTry to resist buying name brand foods. Western family and other such brands have the same product for less money. Same goes with buying clothes.
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