1. Pay off debt 2. Tighten your purse strings for your monthly budget 3. Build your emergency, house or vacation fund
You can save a lot of money (and calories) by simply listening to your body rather than listening to the thoughts in your brain.
Healthy snacks like fresh fruits and veggies are less expensive than the packaged snacks you find in the center of the grocery store, but no snacks are the cheapest of all.
If you spend an average of $4 per week on plastic water bottles, by switching to tap or filtered water and using a reusable container, you could save $208 per year.
Investing one-time in a good coffee maker and an insulated mug will keep you from sliding back into your old morning coffee drive-through habits.
Switching to a flexitarian diet has numerous health benefits, but from a budgeting perspective, you can rack up a lot of savings by adding a few meatless meals.
Growing your food may seem a little “unconventional,” but it’s practical and cost-effective