How to SAVE MONEY on ANYTHING | Luxuries on a BUDGET?

Ever wondered how to save money on anything? Want to know how to live a frugal life without ruining your lifestyle? Then this is the video for you!

In this video, we're going to show you how to save money on everything from travel to luxury items. From cheap flights to budget hotels to saving on groceries, we'll show you how to save money on anything and everything!

If you're looking to learn how to live a frugal lifestyle on a budget, then this is the video for you! In this video, we'll teach you how to save money on travel, luxury items, food, and more. We hope you enjoy the video and learn a lot of useful tips!

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00:00 Intro
1:10 FREE Flights
6:27 Save on Rental Cars
7:55 Save on Food
9:20 Excursion Hacks
10:00 Road to Hana
16:52 FREE Activities
18:37 Sometimes you have to pay for stuff

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[kelseyschnipke]

Please become a budget travel guide! My husband and I travel with our two young boys very similarly to what you do with your family. I love how you balance being mindful of your spending with not missing out on adventures. Please please please continue videos like this ❤

[laurenzieger]

My husband and I honeymooned in Maui 13 years ago. Our condo was through VRBO, we did a grocery haul at Costco, bought the Maui revealed book to give us insider info, hiked over lava stone to get to a secluded black sand beach (literally had to follow bleached coral to guide our path!), and did the road to Hana on our own, stopping at the red sand beach (stunning!) and we drove the backside as well. Sunrise at Haleakala (we were not prepared for the cold), snorkeling with sea turtles, helicopter tour of the island, horseback riding through the north part of the island… Maui is magical. This footage is bringing me back and I can’t wait to return sometime with our son to make even more memories!

[shabbyshopper]

We chose a card with hotel points — we literally get all hotels free with points or extremely cheap using partial points. Started when we knew we wanted to do Disney years & years ago, planned ahead by 1.5 years it and covered TWO WEEKS of hotels.

[KateMoranHere]

I hope your family hooks you up/showers you with love on Mother's Day. You put so many amazing things together for them. What a vacation!! Memories for a lifetime.

[jennifermiller]

This may of been my absolute favorite video of yours! I went to Hawaii with my Dad as a child before he died and this hit me in the feels! 😂I’m not crying it’s allergies lol😂

[giseleweaver]

How wonderful to see a happy, and loving family enjoy such a gorgeous vacation. You can see the gratitude in the eyes of all of you. The pure joy in each experience ❤❤❤

[nephilimslayer]

Gidday Christine. I loved watching your video footage of your holiday. It brought back childhood memories for me.
Our family travelled Australia and PNG during the 70’s and early 80’s. For my 6th birthday, our parents took us to Great Keppel Island on a glass-bottomed boat. We also could swim in the water as the boat was moving with a rope net and we snorkelled at the island.
It is on the Great Barrier Reef, the water was a crystal clear shade of blue and the temperature of a warm bath. The sand was white.
Cherished memories. ❤️🇦🇺

[chrisbuckles]

My brother sent my mom and dad to Hawaii in 1993 for their 40th because that is where they had gotten married, but my dad had stage IV kidney cancer so I'm sure he didn't have much fun. My husband and I will be married 40 years in August and we have had a lot of fun traveling on motorcycle here in the US and in Germany, Holland and France on the cheap. Research is the key, like you said. Thank you so much for sharing your vacation and family with us, it was breath taking! Happy Anniversary!

[deniseredman]

Finally! Someone explained credit card churning in an understandable way. Thank you!

[cllynch]

Your children are so, so fortunate that you plan and create these memories for them (and you).

[lorismith]

Hi Christine & Family:
I think travel is the best experience you can give your children. My son and I have travelled extensively and always on a budget. We fly for free as I worked for an airline that is worldwide. So we save on airfare always next is hotel. My best was 3 nights at Comfort Inn on Paradise Island next to Atlantis in the Bahamas for $600. That included full breakfast and 2 days of Atlantis for 2 people as it is included with the hotel. It was amazing wanted to go there for years and finally got a deal.

[crystalramirezmoreno]

husband and i will be celebrating 10 years of marriage in 2025, he has 2 cousins that are also celebrating their anniversaries, too. we’re thinking about going to belize together but separately and renting an airbnb as a home base for all of us to save on costs. this video gave me tons of ideas! thanks so much. glad you had a great family vacation!

[sharonfarnsworth]

We have been to Paris 3 times business class with miles with fully lay down beds, alcohol & dinner with real plates & silver. Look at the partner airlines. Some charge a lot less than the name brands. We do use loyalty points for hotel rooms too!

[susanmolnar]

Your vacation reminded me of our family vacations when I was much younger and things were cheaper. We’d go off the beaten path. Traveled to the BVI and the roads were exactly like that road everywhere and I loved driving and you drive left there. ❤️ the music.

[sheajohnson]

Christine over here living the life! I'm about ten years behind you with 4 kiddos and my goal is to be able to do this for our 20 year anniversary. Our oldest would be graduating that year too.

[kathleendoud]

Congrats on your Anniversary . I really enjoyed your vacation video ❤💐

[brittaneypregizer]

Road to Hana brought back so many memories for me. We did it as a family when I was ten. I'm 36 now.

[taraisaschultz]

My daughters went to Maui and stayed at the hostel Banana Bungalow. They had an amazing time and excursions were close to free (maybe driver tip I think).
They felt safe the whole time. Otherwise we have been to Oahu a couple times. Both times stayed at the Aston sunset because it has full kitchens and is 2 short blocks to the beach. The stay is definitely the biggest cost. But beaches are free so totally worth it.

[VictoriaShankle]

Great tips. We went to Hawaii last year as a family of 5. It was expensive but overall much cheaper than our normal Disney vacations. The luau’s are expensive but for a once in a lifetime experience totally worth it. Especially the one at the Polynesian culture center on Oahu. The Gypsy app was also excellent for the road to Hana. The app used GPS to tell you about all the stops and it played the history of Hawaii which was very interesting. It was cheap too (less than $20). Lastly if you do Haleakala save your pass cause it gives you access to a few other places for free as well if used in a certain time frame.

[barbkandel]

Christine, these are such amazing pics! Especially the last one with the kids hanging from the tree. What great memories! Loved this video and all the tips! ❤