We thought about all the practical ways you can spend less and save more with your savings plan for all your goals.
Let’s get straight into it.
1) Buy your groceries in bulk: One of the easiest ways to save money is by buying all your groceries in bulk. Not to mention how convenient it is to have the kitchen stocked with all your favourite food. Some great places to buy groceries in bulk are markets and supermarkets.
2) Cook, don’t eat out or order food: It’s expensive eating out always, and when you finally sit down to do the maths it all adds up to you spending more and saving less.
3) Food prep is a lifesaver: You get home after a long day at work, and you’re hungry. You’re also tired and want nothing more than to just rest. Instead of being tempted to buy food, all you’ll have to do is eat the food you prepped for the week.
4) Cook only what you can eat: Sometimes we’re tempted to cook much more than we can eat at a single sitting and end up wasting food. You might not realize it, yet every little bit adds up to one buck that you could have saved.
5) Stock up on non-perishable food: Stocking the house up is all fun and games until you open the fridge to find that all the vegetables have wilted and the fruits are turning all colours of the rainbow. Stock up on non-perishable food and buy your fresh produce only when you have an immediate use for it.
6) Pack lunch when you’re going to work: One of the easiest ways to save money is packing lunch to work. You’ll save money and time when you prep something from home and bring it along with you.
7) Do your laundry: It’s nice to sit back and know that you’ve handed your dirty laundry to someone who will bring them back nice and clean. But did you know that you could save a lot more if you did them at home or went to the laundromat and did it? Yup, it will save you a few bucks.
8) Practice the 30-day rule: You’ve spotted something you like on your favourite Instagram vendors page, and suddenly you want it. Instead of buying it, put the money in your Cowrywise Stash and wait for 30 days. If at the end of the 30 days you think you need it, buy it. The chances are pretty low that you’ll still feel the impulse and 30 days is an excellent way for it to wear off as you put some thought into it.
9) Outsourcing chores is nice, but doing them yourself is even better (for your pocket): We all hate chores and would much rather prefer to get someone else to do them. Except that costs you a lot. You save much more doing it yourself.
Transport tips
10) Carpooling: That Uber ride you’re about to order? Take it with a friend or two. Carpooling means the bill will be split and you still get to ride in comfort to your destination. It’s an excellent way to cut back on spending.
11) Travel packages are the best travel deals: We know you’ve been thinking about rewarding yourself for working hard. Now you want a vacation, and those flight tickets look too expensive because you’ll have to pay for hotels, food and do cool stuff while you’re there. Go for a travel package which is usually more affordable because you get group discounts. You’ll have fun, get a much better deal and still save some money too!
12) Don’t commute during rush hour: If you can leave your home a little earlier or later, do it! There’s nothing better than avoiding the hike in transport fares during rush hour.
Health tips
13) Cut down on smoking and drinking alcohol: You’re probably wondering what this tip has to do with saving money. If you think about how much money you’ve spent on alcohol and cigarettes, you might notice how it all leads up to a larger amount. Both can also lead to expenses paid on medical bills.
14) Health insurance means less medical bills: When you think about the fact that you pay an affordable amount every month for health coverage, it makes a lot of sense that it saves you money in the long run. Whether it’s a headache or something even more severe, your health insurance covers it and saves
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