5 Easy Tips To 💰Save Money💰...Money Saving Hacks

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The first step to saving for early retirement is to trim the fat of unnecessary costs. Take these 5 tips to save money and pay off your debt. The faster you get out of debt, the faster you become financially free. I am retiring at 40 but it did not happen overnight. We are constantly trying to price check, cut costs and reduce our bills by all means necessary. This is one of many upcoming videos on how to retire early.

The FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early) movement has become very popular in the last few years. But my wife and I have had the "FIRE" ever since our early 20's. These are some of the tips oh how we are retiring early, young, financially independent, with passive income, no debt, and living a comfortable retirement, NOT just squeezing by. We are able to live the lifestyle we want. Before Dave Ramsey, Mr. Money Moustache and Suze Orman were around preaching their principals about financial freedom, we had a plan and stuck with it.

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[jordaneven]

The problem with you cards as a way to generate cash back is that it would seem that most Americans (say, the 8/10 that live pay check to pacy check) don't have the self control to stop there and the end up charging a bunch of crap they don't need. Your math is right - you'd come out ahead, but finance is as much (if not more) about emotions for people, and I would say that most of the time, emotion gets the better of math.

[hennesymo]

i think when people talk about budgeting they mention eating out a lot, but trust me as someone who grocery shops that grocery shopping can get very expensive really fast.

[kmaynor]

Thanks for the tips - I appreciate it! I'm way past 40, but I believe that you can take control of your finances at any age.

[denniss]

I put everything on my credit card and always pay it off at the end of the month, in fact my credit card bill is the only monthly bill I pay, and the cash back pays for my vacation each year, good advice, good channel

[TheNikonshutterman]

thanks for the tips, been doing very similar to all your tips!

[Coast_to_Coast]

I wish I could put my mortgage on my credit card. Lol. I would be rolling in the points! I’ve never heard of a lender that would allow this?

[lloydwagoner]

Very good and informative. I thought you were going to tell how much you save by freeze drying and less waste of food.

[sherryellesson]

YouTube U enabled me to disconnect and donate my dish washer when I realized that one fail would hose (pardon the pun) my hardwood floors. Habitat for Humanity was happy to have it, I do my dishes by hand which is easier on them, and I never worry about a flood that would heave my t&g birch floors. Win, win.

[holocene.]

Does anyone have any tips on how to get your Mortgage, Auto loan, auto/home insurance, etc on to a credit card? I DO try to get as much as I can on my credit card. Even if I have the cash to pay it right then, I'll put the auto registration on the credit card, then 5 min later pay that amount toward my card. Or maybe, what do YOU have on your card that most people don't and how'd you get it there?

[Timanator]

Good stuff, you should add auto withdraws to a savings account that you dont look at.

[kscxjgp]

i have 1500 dollars saved and the property rates are around 30k for i don't earn right now but after i finish my graduation i could save up 500 dollars per the house above that if i buy will give a rent around 150 dollars per what are your suggestions regarding this

[thriftsndreams]

Great video and thank you for sharing these tips!!


A couple tips I have learned about are utilizing a high yield savings account that will give around 2.2% back on your money just for saving it such as Ally, Capital one 360, and Goldman Sachs. Also when paying down debts; I agree with getting a small amount or 2 out of the way for momentum but I would also recommend tackling the highest interest gaining debt and pay minimum required on others and working your way down so you're not paying 20x % in interest on a high amount, if that is the situation someone is in. For instance, I would rather pay the minimum on a $1, 000 auto loan that is only costing me 7% interest while concentrating more money on a $2, 000 credit card debt gaining 20% interest every month vs. the other way around.