Extreme Frugality: How I Live on $500 a Month

Extreme Frugality: How I Live on $500 a Month

In this video, we dive into the world of extreme frugality and how one person manages to live on just $500 a month! Learn all about frugal living and the benefits of living below your means. Discover practical frugal habits for 2023 and frugal living tips with big impact that will help you save money and live a more sustainable lifestyle. Join us as we explore the world of frugality and how you too can embrace a more minimalist and frugal lifestyle!

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[davidjenson]

Keep in mind sales are savings but not buying it is saving 100 percent

[corym]

These are not "extreme" frugality tips. They are just good basic frugality tips that any frugality enthusiast would give you.

[JoJo-iesl]

Coupons are for name brand products which, even discounted, are still far pricier than generic

[debmoore]

My taxes alone are 250 a month plus 120 for electric and heating fuel was ungodly expensive this winter. This is not doable anywhere I know of.

[kimstuart]

My health insurance us 1/2 that price.🤣

[TheDebmarci]

What about a place to live...either a mortgage or rent each of which would have expenses like homeowners insurance or renter's insurance.

[judithholleran]

Meat and protein in my area never has a coupon. Coupons are usually for processed foods.

[turawolfe]

Nothing said about light, gas, and water bills? Do without, go off grid. or what? My bill is usually half of the $500 a month you are planning to use.

[keithcasey]

Impossible. So ridiculous. I'm also out. Waste my time.

[sandymorrow]

This contained useful hints, all of which I have heard before. I didn't really see how it showed living on a budget of $500 a month. Wish you would have been more specific.

[vikkibendle]

I live alone and my only social life is going out for lunch or coffee or a movie apart from gym and dance classes. I regularly thrift shop and cut back in other areas but loneliness is aweful.

[katehorrell]

As soon as I run out of an item I tell Alexa to add to my shopping list, so I won't forget.

[becca]

No car ??? Absolutely not. They don't even run as they should . I don't trust people. I have no life as it is lol

[roundtreecumberbatch]

If you don’t need it, you’re not saving, you’re spending

[Laurentftm]

This video explains how to live on €1500 a month (in France). But $500??

[sprinklemagiconenglish]

Lol that's how Greek families have been living for years

[timothybush]

Tell me about it. Glad we not required to tip here

[jamillah]

I live with 200 euros a month 😅 plus rent, gas, electricity, and water expenses.

[jacqueslee]

Consuming less food, water, electricity, fuel, home supplies; not buying store brand, not buying anything, and just spending on food and housing can save you money.

[evangewho]

Lesson learned, READ comments first, this is as they say (and one should look at the sponsor, Investor Weekly, a complete waste of time, nothing that any article has, best videos show people actually living, they don’t talk about housing utilities etc.