10 Money Saving Tips No One Is Talking About For 2024

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[eagle]

Don't forget you can also only have 1 light bulb in your entire house and move it depending on which room you are in, that will save on the electricity bill.

[ld]

…”I almost died”😂🤣 Facts. I’m willing to give up lots of things, coffee isn’t one of them.

[shawnrhoads]

I have made myself a student at the Gabe Bult Institute, meaning, as part of my morning routine, I watch two Bult videos while taking notes, then go back and pick one or two things I plan to incorporate for that day. My wife recently put me onto Bult and I can already see a shift in actions and mindset.

[Kelsey-cvdx]

The mortgage one is gold!!! I just called my mortgage company to confirm and sign up this way and they called it “budget mortgage” why are we not taught this?!?!

[JaZmine]

Sharing memberships with people you trust is also an amazing tip. I have shared accounts with various people. Amazon Prime, Netflix, Disney+, etc. I don't pay full price EVER.

[wakeupstylellc]

Bi-weekly or by weekly 🤓 also I use mint mobile, I was paying $400 a month. I was also adding everyone to my plan and was financially responsible for it. So now, I only pay for me. $300 a year.

[DrProgNerd]

I've been doing keto/intermittent fasting for 9 months now. On top of losing 58lbs, my grocery bill went from $150/wk to about $50/wk. When you stop recreational-eating, you shed lbs & debt.

[towheeknits]

Depending on where you live, using public transportation (buses, trains, etc.) can save a lot of money. I used to take the bus to work every day, and it was cheaper and more relaxing than driving myself 45 minutes one way. Recently, I took a trip to Chicago via Amtrak. The train was way cheaper than if we had flown, and a lot less hassle than driving in traffic or getting to the airport super early.

[laurenhume]

Excellent video!

My husband celebrates his birthday by traveling around town redeeming all his free stuff. It is incredible how much he is able to get for free or extremely discounted. He eats out all day, typically doesn't spend a dime on any of it, and usually has food for the following day. 🤣

[ShopLiveBeyondTheLines]

Could you make a video on renting vs owning a home? Also consider the first, last, security deposit that can nearly be a down payment in some places.

[EnhanceFinance]

Thanks for sharing such practical advice for saving money. It's so important to be intentional about our spending habits, and this video is a great resource for anyone looking to improve their financial situation.

[willsmith]

Love the video, but one thing I would suggest is - Clear your debt! If you have a credit card your paying interest on, move it to a free interest credit card, so you can clear it.

[CassScarbeck]

I just set up the bi-weekly mortgage payments last month. I had NEVER heard of this tip! Great suggestion. I also love that you can more even distribute your expenses throughout the month rather than a larger hit at the beginning of the month, so it helps with cashflow, too!

[katresealexander]

Good tips. I didn't even know about the Costco tip. I will try that. Thanks for the content 😊

[joannekerr]

These were really good tips - thank you.

[colinli]

Finally some useful ideas. Great video!

[michelleantonson]

Our family enjoys your videos and I want to thank you for info and book’s recommendations we hadn’t heard of before. Also for inspiring my kids to think carefully about their money!
My 10 year old had chosen to save his birthday money instead of buying more toys! And my 14 year old is also making wiser choices and looking for his own side hustle now but he says he can’t live without pancakes 🤣. Thanks again!

[ltltornado]

Great tips! It's nice to hear some new ones.

[smallpeople]

that coffee sniff in the intro.... I felt that deep in the deepest depths of my soul

[vincarro]

Hey great tips, especially the Panera one!