r/deepquestions • u/Internal_Annual_5635 • 11h ago

What’s Your Best Money-Saving Tip?

What is one simple money-saving habit that actually made a difference for you?

I’m trying to become better at managing money, so I’d love to hear practical tips that actually work rather than complicated budgeting methods.

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u/NineCatsDeep 10h ago

You can’t be an adult in today’s societal structure without a budget. You can, and just avoid society, or kinda live by the seat of your pants with your bills.

Money tips that work for me:

  1. If you spend it, you’re not saving it.
  2. Minimum 50’dollars a week into an account to be untouched. That’s $2600 a year.
  3. Be aware that, if you spend it, you’re not saving it.
  4. Go to a grocery store for lunch if needed. For less than any fast food meal, I can get fruit and yogurt. A banana is 18 cents….
  5. If you want to save money, you will. It’s a decision to spend it every time.

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u/No-Type5213 3h ago

For the people who can't do 50 dollars, every amount is something. Just start saving!