20 Money-Saving Tips that Can Save a Bunch of Money & Fast

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In this video I give you 20 Frugal Tips to Save A Lot of Money & Fast. If you're looking to cut down on expenses, you've come to the right place! Make sure to hit that "Subscribe" button and turn on the notification bell to never miss an update from my channel. Stay tuned for more valuable content!

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[sharongardner]

My mom used to save one dollar bills. I never knew how many. My mom ended up with dementia. When I was cleaning out my parent’s house I found $9, 985 in ones.😳

[elizabethcissi]

My mom always saved five dollar bills. When she passed away seven years ago, I started doing it. I’ve purchased a kitchen table and chairs, quite expensive but a great sale, two lovely living room chairs, and a new bed from my five dollar bill savings. Now I’m working toward a new wall unit for my living room. It can be done!

[gladyschandler]

When I travel, I pack items i can leave behind. Old sandals, tops, or a dress that has been used for years or no longer fit. This gives me more space in carry-on for new items purchased or souvenirs. Also, maybe a housekeeping person can use it.

[faqu]

That last tip about contentment and finding happiness with God is the best tip!! Keep up the good work!

[lorifontaine]

Hi Jennifer. Thank you for being brave enough to look into the camera and state your love of God. I applaud you for acknowledging that we need His love to get us through...anything. Hugs from Canada.

[timm]

Amen Jennifer. In Christ alone and sharing our faith will we find contentment!

[melissalee]

Your last tip is key to the rest. In the end, He is what matters the most.❤

[princessanya]

I appreciate you adding that bit at the end about contentment!! Too often overlooked.

[debrabenson]

Good job! All tips were great, especially the last one. We all put our faith in something or someone 🙏 But when faith is put in God, it brings peace, contentment, and joy that passes all our understanding. Thanks for sharing!

[jodieupton]

I started becoming more minimalist a few years ago and I believe it helps save money for many reasons. One is that once you notice the benefits of having less clutter, you're less tempted to buy new items. Another is that you can sell some of the items to make some cash. Thanks for another great video. It's always a pleasure to hear your tips.

[Under]

Very essential money-saving tips here!

[barbie_miller]

I save my $10 bills throughout the month, and at the end of the month, I transfer them to a high-yield savings account.

[jylfearn]

You have the best ideas and thank you so much for sharing your wisdom!

[gaelenoconnell-bidabadi]

Hi Jennifer, big fan of your channel here! I love your tip about the rule where you can only buy that item in cash. My current 2015 car I drive I bought new in early 2016 in cash when the dealers were desperate to get it off the lot to make room for the newer models. I still drive it, even though it is a basic model car and old now. I've been saving all of this time to later buy another car fully in cash whenever it either dies or becomes more expensive to maintain than it is worth. At this point in my life I can't even imagine ever financing a car as a depreciating asset ever again in my life. It's best, imo, to use your current car until it doesn't become smart to continue to do so. And until then to save up the cash to get a new or used one at the level at which you can afford.

Btw, have you ever considered doing a video on the concept of why one should not try to Keep Up With The Jonses and all the ways it can negatively impact you if you do? I know so many people who try to appear as though they are wealthy and live a lavish lifestyle while they are literally going into debt to put on those appearances. I'm hoping to see more videos from smart content creators like yourself that can educate folks on why cash is king and why one shouldn't compare themselves to others and only buy what they can truly afford. Yes I drive a 9 year old non luxury car, I also live in a very very very expensive area in the US and do not have the largest house on my block, but it is fully paid off and I have no mortgage. My daughter also goes to a public school which is very good, but it is not private like many send their kids to and like to tell everyone about, yet at age 5, her 529 plan is halfway to what she will need at age 18 (includes anticipated inflation) to fund where she wants to go at that time.

I would challenge people to focus not on the biggest and newest and best showy items to compete with others but instead to think about what you can afford comfortably so you never have to owe (or have your child later owe come college time) anything to anyone. Try not to care so much about others and needing to one up them. Like Dave Ramsey likes to talk about, I never want to be a slave to any lender at whatever cost that comes at, so I'll continue to live at the level I'm at where I can pay cash for things and invest properly. If the Joneses judge me by outward appearances for doing this, then so be it/I can't care too much about it either as they could likely be in some kind of debt themselves when all the while they are hypocritically judging others.

[AmySimmonds-luvJesus]

Loved this video. Thank you for posting.

[msgriffin]

Wonderful video...! Thank you Jennifer.

[shirleylangton]

Great video, again Jennifer! Sometimes it takes until you're old, like myself to find contentment in the everyday. You think" I've been there, done that" and it doesn't hold any excitement. I've turned to the relaxing exercise of gardening for enjoyment. Cheers!

[yasmeen]

You always keep me motivated. The 2 minute rule works like a charm, so does the 1 in and 1 out. I make so much more our of my money since I started watching your videos. THANK YOU ❣

[kkavya]

Thanks for motivating and guiding us mam . whenever I feel low and I kinda of disengaged towards my goal I watch your videos it helps me get hold of myself and manage my finances better without getting diverted .
Even the comments section has so much of help and guidance...I love watching your videos thanks once again

[gladyschandler]

Great tips as always. Happy Mothers Day