10 Things I Stopped Buying as a 28 Year Old Living in Sydney | Ex Big4 Banker | Minimalist

I've never bought some of these things and I plan on keeping it that way! Here are 10 things I no longer spend my money on. I personally have stopped wasting money on such items as they provide me with no value, make me more money nor do they give me any joy.

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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:46 Car
1:38 Upgrading technology
2:42 Hard copy/physical books
3:59 Useless home decor
5:07 Fast fashion
6:46 Souvenirs
7:26 Nails
8:16 Plastic bottles
9:16 Makeup
10:15 Limiting discretionary spending

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[ThaUnit]

All this should be standard practice for everyone. I'd also add in alternative Internet and phone. If you're a long-term customer with a specific provider you can generally get discounted phone and internet plans.

[sam_ception]

Happy to see this Sanjna! How did you end up changing your attitude towards fast fashion and miscellaneous discretionary spending, when it can be very tempting to do so?

[ThaUnit]

I'd really like to see a video on good and bad debt. I personally don't see all debt as bad.

I consider consumer debt and a mortgage a bad debt.

I'm a tradie but I'll spend thousands on tools but only if it will bring me in work/money.

Credit if used wisely can bring you in money. I've used Afterpay to purchase tools for jobs and it's all interest free. Almost everybody says I'm stupid for using it but I've seen a 30% increase in income because of it and I don't pay any fees.

I'd like to see if you have tips on how to use credit to improve a person's financial position.

[mansoor]

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[TaniyaThomas]

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[asianboss]

If btc was heading towards $100, 000 it would have been a different story