Grandma Knows Best 30 Frugal Tips for Saving Money! | Fintubertalks

Join Fintubertalks as we dive into the treasure trove of wisdom passed down by our beloved grandmas. In this heartwarming video, we bring you 30 frugal tips for saving money, inspired by old-fashioned frugal living practices. Discover the timeless advice that will help you embrace a frugal lifestyle and make your hard-earned money go further.
From simple yet effective money-saving hacks to practical frugal living ideas, this video is packed with tips that have withstood the test of time. Learn how to live frugally without sacrificing comfort or joy, as we explore frugal living habits that have a big impact on your finances.
Uncover the secrets of old-fashioned frugal living and gain insight into the frugal living tips that actually work. Whether you're looking to save for a rainy day, pay off debt, or simply adopt a more mindful approach to your finances, these tips are here to guide you.
From the great depression-era to the present day, the art of frugal living remains relevant and empowering. Embrace the frugal lifestyle and discover the joy of living simply. These tried-and-true frugal living tips are your gateway to financial freedom and a more sustainable way of life.
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[kiruthikar]

1. Save old containers for reuse
2. Line dry clothes
3. Cook from scratch
4. Bake your own bread
5. Mend your clothes
6. Wear an apron
7. Make the switch to cloth
8. Save old sheets and towels for rags
9. Eat at home
10. Grow your own food
11. Learn to preserve what you grow
12. Make your own gift cards, wrapping papers
13. Use both side of papers before recycling it.
14. Learn to stock a frugal pantry
15. Reuse your leftovers
16. Buy cheaper cuts of meat
17. Make your own cleaning products
18. Eat simple meals such beans or soups
19. Eat simple snacks
20. Drink water instead soda or juice
21. Reuse parchment paper, aluminium foil
22. Make your own groceries
23. Learn to substitute ingredients
24. Make your own natural remedies for medicine
25. Barter with your friends and neighbours
26. Exercises for free
27. Grow your own flowers for bouquets
28. Focus more on relationship than material possessions
29. Live a smaller life
30. Use it up, wear it out, make it do or do without

[delmaplain]

My parents went thru great depressjon and wwii. I grew up this way. I wws born in 50s, but mom and dad still lived frugally.

[antipathous]

Exercise for free - Another way I look at this, a lot of things that people spend money on or pay other people to do basically have the sole outcomes of saving time and reducing physical exertion requirements. Then they buy a gym membership and spend time driving to the gym and working out at the gym. It doesn't actually make sense when you think about it. For example, you buy an expensive riding lawn mower so that you can cut your grass faster, and once you're done cutting the grass, some of your extra time that day is spent going to the gym. Why not just use a cheaper push mower, spend the hour cutting your lawn, and appreciate that you just did an hour of medium intensity cardio? You're being so much more efficient and saving money in multiple ways all at once. When you think about things, there are *tons* of examples like this where if you stop thinking about how hard something is to do and start thinking about it as free exercise, suddenly you are much happier choosing the cheaper option and getting exercise at the same time.

[StephanyMcCormick]

Cooking from scratch is the best step to be the chef of the family ❤ with healthy ingredients and not using whatever they call "instant microwave"...

[desertcandle]

I use paper towels only to mop up grease. I usually only buy two paper towels rolls a year. I do reuse jars, I have a portable washing machine and the water from the wash and rinse I toss on my lawn and plants instead of draining in the sink unless it's been raining, i dry outside on a clothes line, i use solar powered generators with lights at night and have rechargeable LED motion lights in and around house so I don't have to turn on lights in hallways and bathrooms. I also have rechargeable fans that can be recharged via the sun. I do make my own meds and cook from scratch but i still buy cleaning supplies.

[ruthirwin]

I live in morthern ireland ive just put the heat on and boots on in July !

[Kim-ehov]

I save the lunch meat bowls and lifs that lunchmeat comes in. Mske great storade bowls and they are clear so you can see whats in the bowl, unlike butter, sourcream bowls

[virginialangford]

A pitcher of ice tea is inexpensive and a great drink with meals or an afternoon break. Add a little fruit juice if you have it for a change.

[jillbecker]

Unfortunately HOA's usually don't allow you to hang out laundry!

[AodhMacRaynall-drsf]

0:17 Damn, I bleeve Granma's been hittin them Mood Gummies ya see advertised on Youtube. They marketed ta Boomers.

[shirleydenton]

The biggest thing the older ones did was to save money for purchases, even a house. No interest, no rent and save thousands a year. They also only bought within their budget. My parents paid cash, then Dad, a carpenter, added extra needed rooms through the years. To this day, I despise remodeling, because I grew up with sawdust and the noise of hammers.

[gmklxym]

My dad always would tell me to write on both sides of the paper

[andrekeulemans]

Use old sneakers for slippers and remove the shoe laces

[cynthiaburley]

Usually somebody lists the 30 items in the comments I don't see it in this video.

[lucky]

Line dry I wish, not in condos or hoas....

[vincentseng]

damn guess that anyone in the third world countries are grandma then