9 Things I Stopped Buying to Save Money (Minimalism)

In this video, I share the 9 things I gave up in order to save a fortune and move towards financial freedom in 2024. By cutting these expenses out of my life, I was able to significantly increase my savings and financial stability. Financial minimalism works, and frugal living is the fastest way for normal people to bring in extra money and save for their first home, or start investing in the market.

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[Chapters]
0:00 Two Paths
0:56 Plus Tip
1:55 Vroom-vroom
2:41 Do you even lift?
3:36 The latest thing
4:30 Trendy Fits
5:21 No Refunds
6:20 Caramel Machiatto
7:10 "Investments"
7:53 Black Tie
8:48 Minimalist Mindset

[mvv]

I think I am doing most of the advices here, but I spent a lot of money in flight tickets for my kids who live away. But I need to save someway.😢

[justinstocks]

Love this information, nice speed well thought out and really helpful. ❤

[brafya]

some great points raiser, especially about cars. even for a fancy tesla, they have a certified pre-owned program where cars are like half the price and drive just as good and again, certified full warranty. new never makes sense. quality over quantity too, my wardrobe fits in a suitcase.

[Under]

Great share! Mindful spending is key to financial success. 👍

[MikeMike-dunq]

Buy a practical new car and drive it until it dies 15-20 years - with the current car market used cars have too many issues.

Gym membership depends on the person - your point probably fits the average person, but working out in a gym provides social and mental health - which isn't quite the same as a home gym.