More sneaky ways to save money

Standard Chartered Bank

Tips and tricks are delicious little treasures that are learned and collected from conversations with good friends, acquaintances and employees. The ones worth keeping are always the ones to help you save money. Regardless of your resort in life, we always appreciate some tips and tricks on how to save money.

TAKE OFF YOUR SHAMPOO AND OTHER CLEANING LIQUIDS

Unless you do manual outdoor work every day, you may not need industrial strength shampoo or soaps to clean yourself. In fact, some shampoos, soaps, or body washes can be too harsh on the skin, stripping healthy, natural oils from the skin. You can extend the life of your shampoo or liquid soaps by adding a little water to the bottle. When it is three-quarters full, fill it up to fill it up again. Plus, you really don't need a palm full of shampoo on your hair. All you need is a teaspoon, enough to make a mousse but not a huge bubble proof. By reducing the amount used and extending shelf life by diluting it, you save money by having to store later than before.

BE ELEGANT AND WAKE UP YOUR OWN CABINET

For women, tracking trends that change with the seasons can sometimes be more than your platform feet can handle. Save money, especially on trends that change with the seasons. If you need to be trendy, then consider modifying the clothes to give a new look to some of your old clothes. You can turn regular length pants into stylish three-quarter capris by simply adjusting the length, or you can transform your jeans into skinny jeans by changing the inside seams. With an eye for fashion and creativity that suits a designer, you can always keep up with your existing wardrobe.

WASH YOUR OWN CAR

It's easy, and could also be good practice for you as you bend and stretch to reach the ceiling or clean the side sills. Either way, you can save money and enjoy your free time, not to mention yourself. Give him some fresh air. At the same time, you can enjoy your car more as you are personally interested in taking care of it. Remember to be environmentally conscious and use water efficiently and sparingly.

Loan books

For avid readers who can flip through a book daily, book shopping can be a very expensive hobby, with an average of at least BND 18 for a newly published paperback. Meet other avid readers like you and organize book exchange meetings. You can swap books that you've already read for other titles that you haven't read yet. This could also apply to magazines. You can also look for used books at the flea market or car startup. You never know what literary treasure you might find.

KNOW YOUR LUNCH

For many workers, eating out is not an option; It's almost a must, especially lunch. By the way, lunch shouldn't be a big deal, especially for those who work in offices and don't do a lot of manual labor. You can easily get by with a simple sandwich and some fruit, adding soup if necessary. All of this can be easily prepared at home and taken to the office for lunch. When you've finished lunch at your desk, you can use your lunch break for other tasks, such as B. for urgent tasks or errands to make your time more efficient. Having lunch at work gives you more control over what you eat. If you have cholesterol problems, you can have a bowl of oatmeal as long as your office has a kettle so you can boil hot water to make it. There are simple and healthy options.

RESERVE STOCK / SUPERMARKET SALE

While this isn't an instant money saver, it will help you save in the long run. Use the seasonal or warehouse sales from vendors or supermarkets, from frozen food to various household items. However, when purchasing groceries, be sure to always check the expiration date to distinguish between specials and approvals. Some groceries are being sold at a discount to clean the shelves as the expiration date approaches. While that is fine, make sure that you consume the food soon after you buy it. Frozen food can be stored in the freezer for up to six months. If there are special warehouse sales for meat and other frozen foods, the use of storage can result in savings.

This article is for general informational purposes only, and while the information it contains is believed to be reliable, it has not been independently verified by us. It is recommended that you evaluate the content of this article for yourself.

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