I've got 2 good tips. Buy your mobile phone outright the monthly cost will be cheaper my contract is £9 a month. Use youtube to learn DIY skills. My door lock broke and I watched a tutorial and replaced it myself.

I use my Amazon Prime regularly but I cancelled Sams Club. Since the kids left,I have no need to buy so much in bulk.

If I had a 40 year old fridge that still works, I'm keeping it. New fridges might last you 5 years if you're lucky.

I think it all comes down to more money than time or more time than money.

Somebody once told Me that the repairs You spend on a Ford will end up costing You more than a Mercedes Benz

Girl, thank you! I spend waaaay too much time trying to fix old stuff and searching for the best deal. I just gotta let some of this stuff go. It's taking up too much mental space.

Sometimes it’s not worth the hassle to save a little but spend huge amounts of time on something. Thanks

You should know that landline phones are a huge issue. So many seniors don’t want to give up their landlines, but AT&T doesn’t want to maintain those lines so they’re raising prices. Our neighbor was being charged the lifeline senior phone rate of $70/month. It took several days to talk through the how to’s but we helped him get a cell phone for $30/month…

You are "The Virtuous Woman " I am 73 and I get clear wisdom from your chats, thank you dearly. Only once a month do I have a ride to the store I usually go online to buy it does take a long time to find that "perfect " deal, so for my situation I shop only one store online and look for the best price and value I can get. Those other stores will just have to go on without me 😂LOL Love Always your friend Ruthie

I disagree about large appliances. Nothing modern is as durable and reliable like good quality old appliances. If the parts are not available anymore, then yes, you have to let go. A modern refrigerator might to be more energy efficient, but it will break faster because manufacturers need to keep selling

Put leftover corn in your omelette next morning

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Speaking of time-Amazon Prime returns used to be free at UPS Store, but now it’s free at Staples, but a $1 at UPS Store now-deducted from your refund. Twenty minutes in line at Staples! I am back at the UPS Store for a dollar and no waiting. Keep a storage container in the freezer for the dabs of leftover vegetables. Then use them when you make soup.

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Save all those little servings of vegetables in the freezer. Use them when you make something that calls for mixed vegetables.

Great points, especially #10. Thanks for another great video

Valid points thanks!

Great info

Same applies when traveling outside your local area to “save” money on gas.

Our food scraps go to the animals. It keeps commercial pet food cost way down.

I've just found your channel. I've seen a couple of videos so far. I appreciate how specific they are plus not wasting my time. Thanks! Now we've subscribed. Look forward to learning more and sharing what I've learned through the years.

Excellent thinking! I just learned a lesson wasting hours on a game to make some extra money, because the top earning potential was $500. But could I get to level 25 in 30 days? Not with a life!😂

Thank you for your videos. We are going through a financial rough patch and your videos have been a big help.😊

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My new favorite channel. Good common sense without the annoyance of trying to be a KZfaq superstar. Thank you.

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My old apartment had an old fridge. My electric bill was about $70 a month. My last apartment had a new fridge my electric bill went down to $30 a month. For 3 years that $40 I saved went into my savings account and I was able to purchase a brand new fridge for the house I bought last year😋

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Just by your channel name alone I subscribed. I like being frugal too.

Container garden Batch cooking and break it up into portion control containers label and freeze Inventory what you have

Asked at Lowes Garden Center if they still discounted bags with holes in them, yes, I got my Cannas 50% off.

Mom n Dad bought a new Crosley Shelvador in 1947 it worked great till 1971n no problems. The latch broke in 1971 we could have had a new one machined for a few dollars but Mom was hoyty toyty n wanted a new fridge. So she had it junked n got a new one for $1200. It worked till 2 years later the botton hinge on the door broke...2 years. The fridge lasted till 1986 then junked. Dad gave away his 1962 Mercury car for $25 for a 1969 Pontiac then a Ford 1971 long gone. The Merc is still on the road by an elderly farmer.

My aldi is across street from Walmart

Got chicken boneless skinless aldi 1.29 limit 2 pine apples 95 cents package of bell peppers 4 95 comes to 25 cent each

Lets not talk about waiting in a long line at Sam's to get gas 😂😂

I’m a couponer and I know my stockup prices. By the way, toothpaste should be free. You shouldn’t be paying for toothpaste. You need to look into couponing. Couponing is more than just using a coupon. It’s store sales, store money, digital and paper coupons and rebate apps. There is a whole world out there where we aren’t paying much for groceries, personal care and household items.

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I get what you are saying about the big vs small savings. But eventually you have no more big saving and then you can focus on small saving that add up. Example: brand name can vegetables are $1.29 at the reg. Grocery store, $0.64 at Walmart and $0.50 at ALDIs. If I eat 1 can a day for a saving of $0.79x365=$288.35. If I repeat that with 2 dozen products you get a savings of $7,000. I keep in my head the price I pay normally, in the can veggies $0.64 and see them for $0.50 I’m going to buy the limit they allow and shop my pantry until they go back on sale (which is usually every 8weeks of so). Right now I would stock up on ham butts for $0.62lb, whole turkeys at $0.63lb, carrots 2lbs for $1, cabbage for $0.37lb and sweet potatoes for $0.39. So I will restock chicken thighs at $0.59lb. A few weeks ago Ketchup 38oz was on sale for $1, stock up for the longest date on bottle. Pasta was $0.75lb. Pineapple 20oz $0.99. Using prices like these I can feed a family of 4 for $50-$55 a week. To be effective with this method you need a standalone freezer. Considering most feed a family of 4 for $125-$250 a week, that’s a big savings over a year’s time.

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Not sure if you have a Kohl’s near you but they offer free Amazon returns

We have vehicles that are over twenty years old. We have taken exemplary care of them but, of course, they do need repairs (we put plenty of miles on them) just because of age. Even if the cost is high (and that is subjective; i.e. maybe $1,000 or more; even a new engine of $3,000) it is still less cost than a car note and the repairs that go along with a new car; along with the note. For us, it has been less costly to keep our old vehicles. Now, if we are all "mandated" to go ev...; dunno.

None of these takes were SUPER hot! I am in the camp that has Dunkin at least top 10 though. And probably top 5 because of mentality.

I pay only £5 for my mobile.

Omg…I had a new car that I paid off and enjoyed no car payments for about 2 years and then bamoo!….it started having so many problems like dying in the middle of the road…making weird noises…I had it towed 3 times to the shop and after 2 months of spending thousands of dollars I finally traded it in for a used car…omg! I would have traded it in right after I paid it off if I knew that was gonna happen! 😮the amount of money I spent on repairs was just like another 2 years of car payments!

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7:27 My research taught me that the sugar in fruit is processed by the body in the same way as the sugar in cookies. We are kidding ourselves about "healthy fruit" in order to rationalize eating something sweet. Fruit has fructose which is fruit's version of sugar and the "nutrients" found in fruit cannot be absorbed by the human body. I encourage everyone to not take my word for it and research this for themselves.

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#9 The most important one. Health is wealth and you will pay with your health if you eat cheap unhealthy food. Never learn your kids drinking soda pops or eating candy, ice creams or snacks. It all damages your body.

I need to look into replacing my fridge. I think it’s an energy sucker. I have a local appliance store near me and I could ask them to watch out for a used refrigerator. That’s a better model than mine.

Repeating on every item 1 - 10 is too much

OMG STOP WAVING YOUR ARMS AROUND, IS THAT NECESSARY, ITS ANNOYING

Great info