5 basic fundamentals to save money for big goals

 


Hey Hey Big Spender, here are seven ways to save lots of money. Even if you are one, you know, saving money isn't an easy task. It's even harder for those of us who have almost zero self-control. We try so hard and then we fall at the last term when we spy something. We absolutely must have right now. So, are there any methods that can help you save more and spend less?

Let's find out together. But before we start, don't forget to subscribe to our Channel. Turn on notifications. So as not to miss any of our new videos, here's the first idea. Savior Loose Change. Yeah, we know, you think it's impossible to save a significant amount of money just by Saving loose change and you may be right, but it's a great first. First step toward a tempting more serious habits. Moreover. It's a good addition to any other larger money saving technique. Just think about it for a second. You buy something almost every day, which usually leaves a certain amount of loose change sometimes bigger sometimes smaller still saving a penny, can give you quite a result putting aside even fifty dollars. A year will help you build up a 500 dollar emergency fund to help you if you suddenly lose your income, not bad.

Right, so don't underestimate the easiest methods as they're sometimes the ones that bring pleasantly surprising results.

Apply the 24-hour rule.

Now, the 24-hour rule is an excellent solution for anyone who tends to spend money on impulse. And then ask themselves. Why did I buy this? If you want to fight this habit and win the battle. Simply apply the 24-hour rule to your life. The concept is to give yourself 24 hours to think things through before, buying something. For example, you see a beautiful pair of shoes in the store that you want to buy instantly. Yes. It's the huh.

The pair of shoes and you really don't have to buy them. But who cares, right? Don't hurry though. Give yourself a day to think about whether you really need them. If tomorrow is still think that it's a good idea, then go ahead, but it usually turns out completely differently as the day goes by. You realize that you'll probably wear them once, and then they'll stay in your closet untouched forever, and it's the same for pretty much every item. You want to buy impulsively. On the other hand preventing yourself from such spontaneous expenses, will save you a nice amount of money every month and every year as well as improving your shopping habits. So it's pretty much a win-win anyway, isn't it? Turn your bad habits into savings.

Now, this method is one of the best ones for not only saving money but also for improving yourself and your lifestyle, you've probably already guessed what it's all about. You put aside a fixed amount of money for every bad habit that you have simple, but highly effective. Let's say you're constantly late for work or regularly Miss trips to the gym. You put a dollar or three dollars or even twenty dollars aside. You set the amount of the fine yourself. The most important thing is to set the amount of the very beginning and try not to decrease it and forget about any excuses to you did something wrong. So you have to pay a fine period in the long run. This method will help you. Give up all of your bad habits and save a decent amount of money, depending on your fine. If you put aside just 20 Dollars every month, it'll add up to 240 bucks, over 12 months. So go for it. Pay yourself first now, pay yourself. First is a method that includes paying a part of your wage to yourself before you spend it on anything else. In his book, The Wealthy Barber, David Chilton recommends, paying yourself ten percent of your income. However, it's

Even better to write down all of your monthly expenses and You're out what amount of money you usually have left. So this information, you can then decide what percentage of money. You can pay to yourself without hurting your important expenses. After that. You create a new account. Put your money in there and leave it alone. And the options here are bad, a 401 k Roth IRA, which will allow your money to grow tax-free or a traditional IRA. The choice is yours. Look good. Please please. Please don't make this mistake. Hey, this is how math here and after?

Kevin no spend month. Yeah, I may sound like your worst nightmare, but the strategy of a no spend month proved to be highly effective at changing shopping and buying habits for good. Of course, it's a little extreme if we used to buying anything at anytime, but it's one of the best methods out there. All you have to do is make yourself a promise that you'll buy only Necessities for the next 30 days. And this means that you

To make some changes in your everyday life to walk or bike to work rather than driving. It's simpler. Homemade food. Take lunch to work daily or cut down your entertainment expenses by going for a walk in the park or exploring your city instead. True. It will be hard. But if you use your will power to the fullest, you'll not only save a huge amount of money, but will also lose weight improve your digestive system and change your life for the better. The obsession. With material things is never good. And a no spend month can really open your eyes to new things opportunities, and Lifestyles just try it. The final results are definitely worth it by and safe.

This EZ Buy and Save method. Helps you to not only save money, but also keep track of your expenses, which is especially relevant. If you're a big spender, the principle behind it is simple. You put aside a percentage of every purchase you make. For instance. Let's say you decided to put aside 10% of every purchase. A new sweater that cost $30 will give you $3. It may not seem like much but think about it. Spending $150 a month will provide you with $180 after a year again. You can decide for yourself when to put aside money and when not to either consider all of your purchases or only the ones that are bigger than a certain amount if it's hard trying to do. It step-by-step beginning with saving percentages from small to medium purchases and slowly moving toward bigger. W.

If you have a credit card, it makes it even more convenient, many banks. Let you save a certain amount of money from every purchase you make so you won't have to think about it too much. Save in stages. Now. Let's talk about a more serious method and we call it serious because the saving and stages method takes a year or 52 weeks to complete. So you'll have to be rather committed to it. However, the results definitely won't disappoint you the key point of this method is the save a larger amount every week than you saved the week before. For example, start with five dollars next week, but aside $10 and then 15 and during the last week of the year put in $260. Now if you stick to the rules and don't cheat you,

Of Saved 6890 dollars by the end of the year. A nice amount of money, right? This method only works if you put aside money regularly without spending any, if it's too hard trying to decrease the amount and put aside money every month instead of every week or do it gradually starting by doing it monthly and slowly changing it into a weekly routine, as you get more into it. It will become easier and easier. And here's a bonus. Haven't even talked about what Albert Einstein called the most powerful force in the universe. It's compound interest, the interest or investment returns burned on your savings. Einstein said, he who understands it, earns it, he who doesn't pays it. And what about you? What was the biggest purchase you regret? Tell us in the comments below. Don't forget to give us a like and click subscribe to stay on the Bright side of life.  

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