Save more in 2025 with these simple habits

People love to make resolutions in January, typically to lose weight or get fit. But why not focus on saving money with some good cash habits?

To help you, Andy has 9 habits that he's planning on sticking to in 2025 that can help you save, and even get money back throughout the year.

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TIME STAMPS

00:00 9 habits to save money
00:24 1. Tracking your money
01:47 2. Talk to who you share your finances with
02:56 3. Put money in to savings every month
04:03 4. Keep an eye on savings rates
05:21 5. Consider investments if you have the resources
06:03 6. Earn when you spend with cashback cards and sites
07:04 7. Clear the full amount off credit cards every month
08:11 8. Try to avoid Amazon
10:03 9. Look for a bargain, but don't spend too long!

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Content in these videos does not constitute regulated financial advice. Any offers mentioned were correct at the time of filming.

[jct]

I have an excel spreadsheet I have divided in the NEEDS, WANTS AND SAVINGS and I have categorised all my expenses in separate groups so before the beginning of the next month, i am already mentally prepared of my expenses. I love it😆, it has really helped me manage my finances more efficiently 🥰

[pcrdriverhire]

Well said about not using Amazon, I've never used Amazon and partly blame the company for the decline of our high streets. We need our high streets back, so my advice is to start reusing your high steet and forget online shopping. Dose anyone agree with me?

[thenoknowledgegarage]

What do you think to starling bank dropping there current account interest and just allowing an easy saver that you are not guaranteed to get?

[robg]

Once all monthly spending is categorised in excel you should do a pareto analysis to focus on what to reduce

[L.M]

I think I should be work partner to Andy, ll of it I do and I proudly say that I am very clever and careful with money. Jo unnecessary spending ever in life. All of these mentioned in the video I do anyway, just that I don't have investments.

[tracymoore]

I have the Virgin regular savings account that gives 10% interest. However, I’ve stopped saving into it after I noticed on the monthly statement that this only applies to balances below £500 ( which is effectively 2 months max contribution)

[Scazmattaz]

30-year bond rates just hit there highest level since ~1997... whilst inflation is increasing, so I think telling people rates will fall is misleading at this point noting the clear monetary indicators and could lead people to taking risks in their financial decisions.

[annax]

What is the highest regular saver ? Is it trading 212