10 Frugal Living Trends That Will Impact You In 2024

[@ElAgustin]

Thanks for 70,000 subscribers!!!

[@simplefoodsimplelife9632]

Congratulations Austin! The best is yet to come.

[@KINGTHEYORKIE]

Congratulations! You have saved me so much money!

[@tanial8171]

Just subscribed here! I really like to suscribe to small channels, with content I am interested in. You are so relatable to me. Thank ypu fot all the information you provide.

[@leannejayne3545]

So well deserved! 👏🏼

[@TheSimArchitect]

Congratulations! You'll have 100k in no time from now.

[@denisesmith9240]

You might have mentioned that living at home in your 20’s gives you the opportunity to help your parents and deepen your family relationship. Helping parents with yard work, cleaning, etc.

[@reebeeable]

I’ve been focusing on buying only what I’ll consume. It sounds obvious but I found that I would buy too much at Costco and lots would go to waste. It was a false economy for me. They also charge a $65 annual fee. I switched to Aldi, buy only what I will consume, and have cut my grocery bills by 30%.

[@cs4849]

We built a house in 2021 and kept handing the plans back to the builder asking him to make it smaller. We ended up with it being just a little over 1200SF, and it’s perfect for us.

[@GwenMotoGirl]

I live in 1200SF, too, and it’s just me and it’s great. It was a restaurant before and about to be condemned when I bought it along with the already condemned 400SF outbuilding. I lived in 1 room in the restaurant (now a designated residence) while mostly DIYing the outbuilding renovation into a 1 bedroom guest house/long-term rental/income property. There were so many times I wanted to give up and questioned my sanity and abilities, but I’m so glad I stuck it out. My guest house/rental more than covers all my carrying costs including my home, insurances, and property taxes. I live in a small town by a university, and I usually rent to undergrad students, and I keep the rental rate reasonable. I’ve been very lucky to have great tenants.

[@cs4849]

@@GwenMotoGirl That’s very cool. A lot of work but sounds like it’s paying off. We live in the middle of nowhere (on 32 acres in the mountains), so finding good tenants and renting would be more difficult here!

[@GwenMotoGirl]

@@cs4849 sounds like the perfect place!

[@ReddingRed]

How attractive will 1,200 sqft be to buyers when you sell?

[@cs4849]

@@ReddingRed I don’t feel like it’s ethical to build a much bigger house than you need just for re-sale value. And my hope is that I die in this house. But if we need to sell it, it’s a beautiful three bedroom two bath house with big windows, a screened in porch, a two car garage, wood floors throughout and a big stone fireplace. All that on 32 wooded acres in the mountains. I don’t think we’d have a problem selling it.

[@hernangb7717]

Money is not the goal...Money is a tool...Freedom is the goal!!!! Long live damn freedom!!!

[@AnaViolinViola]

Definitely, I am already on the frugal train- small house, low bills, modest supermarket shopping, eating at home or cheaper on the go, all generic brands, waiting for discounts if I have to buy something, public transportation only… it’s doable, as well as quite enjoyable 😊

[@kaitlinobrien243]

Yes thank you! I have a small studio loft it is beautiful! I love walking and public transit.

[@TimelordUK]

I get a kick out of being frugal aswell. Stick two fingers up to the money grabbing corporate companies who try to take more and more from us, selling us stuff or plans or subscriptions we just don't need. I like to think I can see through it all now. Having that emergency fund is also very empowering especially like me, when you are single, self employed, and live alone

[@AnaViolinViola]

I would say that frugality is the only way for normal people with modest income to achieve some degree of freedom. The paradox is that by not needing/wanting much you actually realise how much you have and how little you need to be comfortable in life😊

[@TimelordUK]

@@AnaViolinViola excellent comment!!!

[@TV-nc1bd]

Great video, as always!!! Totally agree that living with your parent(s) longer, will give you a financial advantage. My sons lived with me until they graduated from college. After that, I sold the house and downsized to pay off the mortage. My younger son, a mechanic, works full-time, and often late. He has his own place, but we live in the same neighborhood, so he stops at my house after work for dinner. Home cooked healthy meals, ready when he arrives after a long work day- and we get to spend half an hour of quality time together. If there are leftovers, he takes those for Lunch the next day. He checks, maintains, details, and repairs my (18 year old ) car whenever needed, and it will probably last several more years. Very economic solutions for both of us, but the most important thing is that we spend time together, and also support each other...

[@HeadfulofHair]

I love this for you!!❤️❤️❤️

[@kaohsiung99]

What you wrote would be the absolute 'norm' and the expectation in Asia. Glad it's working out for you and your son.

[@calibby85]

Love that❤😊

[@RockyMoth]

IF parents allow you to stay home and you're not in an abusive family, yes stay home.

[@sct4040]

It gets really old when you are an adult and once you turn 30. My mom treated me the same way and complained about me over the same things for years and years. OMG couldn’t wait to be financially able to get my small studio apartment, freedom.

[@RockyMoth]

Amen to that. Agreed, there are plenty of parents who don't let go. Mine are still that way, I don't want to be around them at all.

[@Irraticdriving]

After Declutter my dead fathers house my new small house reduce possessions My bed clean. I bed nice fleece 1 cat.and me nothing else in room Sleep well Other room bed room full of boxes but door closed Downstairs 1 TV. I sofa currently I simple kitchen. Will upgrade a bit 24 but in stages Possessions don't make you happy

[@beaulieuc8910]

wonderful

[@BuyLessJess]

I agree living at home is great if you have the option but to also remember that it is not feasible for everyone. Many people in the US live in households where you’re expected to pay rent as soon as you’re old enough to work, many of those same households are also abusive. Not everyone has the privilege of living at home longer to save $.

[@tomkat3474]

Why this guy's channel doesn't have FAR more subscribers is a mystery to me.

[@noreenn6976]

Keep commenting and sharing.

[@ElAgustin]

It's been growing lately!

[@drawingsimpleton4827]

Good question!

[@user-hw9vf4pl9s]

I agree 100%

[@RetireandGo]

True These are good topics Smaller housing is on my mind recently and I enjoyed this talk

[@DetroitNinja]

I searched KZbin for videos on doing maintenance on my motorcycle. Saved me hundreds taking it to the dealer.

[@ElAgustin]

And you learned something new!

[@GrannyLinn]

A builder in San Antonio, Texas is building new, smaller homes but energy efficient, etc. It’s about time!

[@Luncheon23]

Agustin congratulations on 70k subs! I believe you will reach 100k in 2024. All the very best for the growth of your channel! Your videos are such great value and you deserve all the success that you get 😀

[@ElAgustin]

I appreciate it!

[@UTP504]

@@ElAgustinYou definitely deserve it.💯

[@ChrisLitton]

Top tips i use: 1. Cutback on monthly subscriptions 2. Make weekly shopping lists 3. Paying for car insurance in full for the year 4. Buy in bulk when possible

[@plappin]

Excellent video, Austin. Unfortunately, these trends all reflect the growing impoverishment of a large portion of our population. As with most things, one can find positives here: less mindless materialism, appreciation for a simpler lifestyle, living lighter on the planet. But as someone who grew up in the Sixties and Seventies, it saddens me that so many of us can no long enjoy things my generation took for granted, like not being forced to shop in a warehouse environment, or being able to find a cheap apartment right out of college, or being able to afford higher education without onerous loans. We all want to survive and it's important to develop the skills to do so, but there's something sad about the no-frills lifestyle for the vast majority, particularly when we know that the top 1% are wealthier than ever.

[@kensiblonde4203]

I moved to nyc only in the mid90s and I found a room in a huge loft in the west village for $500 a month. Now you can’t even get a parking spot for that.

[@rivahcat8247]

I'm old enough to remember generic, no-name grocery products (the ones with the unbranded, black & white labels). I'd love to see those come back. Very good video!

[@kat_thefruitbat]

You are very lucky to have had the option to live at your childhood home for an extended amount of time! Unfortunately, I was not permitted to, and did not want to, stay an extended amount of time at my childhood home because I was not wanted there and it was unsafe for me. Long story short, being forced out had negative effects on my health and completely rerouted my education and career path in a direction I did not want. Thanks to the love and support of my partner, I was able to go back to school in 2017 and I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in environmental science last year (2022), just a few months before my 30th birthday. The love and support of family (and lack there of) has serious impacts on the lives of their children.

[@guyal2332]

Entirely true. Many people stay in very bad parental situations because they see no alternative, too. I left when I turned 18 and it was an extremely tough road for me too. But thanks to good people I met along the way, I learned a way to do well and to take advantage of my strengths. I dont think that would or even could hsve happened if I had stayed home, Kudos to you for getting out when you did!

[@kat_thefruitbat]

@@guyal2332 Glad you got out and things turned out well for you too!

[@GwenMotoGirl]

Well done and I would be so proud of you if you were my child.

[@nogames8982]

I live in a small house. It is 690 ft.². It was built in 1900. I love it. I recently updated it. And one thing about it is it is very solid and well-built. These new homes are huge, and they are not built well at all. When I bought this house, I got it inspected. The inspector told me that this house will still be standing in 100 years. And the new ones that he was inspecting the day before would literally be falling down in 50 years. so people, go out and look at those older neighborhoods and look for those older houses. Yes, they're small, maybe a little chopped up compared to the huge wide open spaces that modern houses have, but they are worth it.

[@user-yd3jd2em8e]

Stealth Wealth, interesting term. When we became mortgage free several years ago we celebrated modestly by dining out (something we normally don’t do) why? we’re frugal. The downer was that although we wanted to shout from the rooftops that we were finally “Mortgage free”, we instead decided that bragging was not cool. ❤ I like the stealth wealth term, resonates. 😊

[@renee6524]

Wealth is what you don't see. Love that. I feel like you saved the best for last for this one.

[@Michelle_Emm]

It's an embarrassment that Australia has the highest house size. We copied the US and then got carried away.🤦🏼‍♀️ My house is about 1000sqft, 3 bed, 1 bath, no garage, built in 1980. People keep knocking down the small houses and building giant monstrosities then complain about how much they cost to buy and run.

[@Lexi-ex5yd]

Stealth wealth is probably the most important way to build wealth that matters - assets that are worth something vs. leased cars, designer clothes and flashy jewelry. Used to be the culture in Seattle but has changed over the years.

[@beaulieuc8910]

such a waste of money.

[@thefinefrugalline3232]

Costco isnt always cheaper. Buyer bevare!

[@sct4040]

Agree, I even stopped going.

[@johnyang1420]

Most of the time Costco is cheaper

[@jcramton13]

Thanks for summarizing your key points. I greatly appreciate that you did that and because you did I watch the entire video.

[@luciagonzalez4899]

Thank you, my friend! you continue to give great advice and keep reminding us to live a smart, frugal lifestyle 🎉

[@autobotdiva9268]

in my line of work, kids get kicked out at 18, sometimes on their birthday and then end up in debt by 21.

[@danicegewiss862]

I lived with my parents until I was 19. I worked at universities for the free college education. Stealth wealth is my thing. We grab dinner at Costco. Our house is 1500 sq ft. We bought it as a fixer upper and will sell it soon to pay for our life in Western PA.

[@frithar]

You and I live in a wonderfully cheap area! My utilities in both Butler and Armstrong counties are cheaper than when I lived in Allegheny county! I pay about 1\3 what my brother pays.

[@nicholaswoodall8240]

i started saving 2,000 a month for 40 years now i am 65 i have 960,000 in savings and 40,000 in credit cards that are paid off

[@user-xg4ue5cc2v]

That was very smart of you

[@nicholaswoodall8240]

@@user-xg4ue5cc2v Thank you

[@sct4040]

I saved and invested for 33 years before retiring with $800,000. Index funds! 403b match! Healthcare fund! I am just a working gal.

[@drwfantasyphd]

Thank you for your videos, Austin. I look forward to them whenever they come out. They provide me with lots of motivation to move my life towards frugality a bit closer each and every day.

[@scottstephansky-burnette8949]

Austin, how about making a video on what you like to do for fun.

[@Lulu-oi9ue]

2024 means our small family to move back in under my mums place. She’s got a small unit that independent but shares the utilities. We are going to live there for free and just paying for excess utilities. My mums frugal and I plan to learn to be more like her.

[@nabimiso]

We run a small business and we simply offer our customers the difference between credit cards and cash. It's no extra money for us but I'd rather have our customers keep it than the credit card companies.

[@iheartnatur3]

Congratulations on your 70k subscribers el Augustin 🎉

[@ElAgustin]

🎉

[@beaulieuc8910]

in the 90s I bought a small home, but I could have bought a farmhouse. Even then I thought 'oh err maintenance, and extra money to upkeep and having a load of rooms I didn't even need. It worked out quite well in the end and during the cost of living because of my band of council tax ie low band I actually got money from the Govenment! I wanted something cheap to maintain.

[@andrewawood3658]

Gr8 video Austin keep it coming. A big supporter of frugality and minimalism. Congrats on yours success 70k subscribers. 👏👏👏

[@justincaseDK]

Nice video, but I myself am not a fan of everything being a "budget option"; aesthetics does, after all, impact people's well being. The same goes for restaurants - maybe it is because I'm European, but why would you go to a restaurant, if it does not have a nice atmosphere? To me going to a restaurant isn't just about being fed, but having a good time. Otherwise you might as weel just cook at home. Eat out less, but better... Same goes for most things in life.

[@Christine-zk6hk]

I totally agree. If I just want to be fed, I'll eat at home. Costco is a great alternative if you can buy in bulk and have somewhere to store it. It's not great for singles and small families. I stay away from budget airlines for a number of reasons. I'd rather pay more and be comfortable.

[@drawingsimpleton4827]

Thumbs up! I've been following your videos for a while now and I have deep respect for the tenacity and discipline with which you create content. respect! please keep going. you'll get your audience. just keep going. just be you. don't follow trends. just be you.

[@ElAgustin]

I appreciate the recognition! It's very hard to produce content at this pace and can be emotionally exhausting at times! I'm glad I have supportive people, like you, that makes it much easier!

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

My house is only 1200 SQ FT, 3 bed 2 bath, 2 car garage. I live alone, my Mort is 2.25% and my monthly payment is only $1250 for everything.

[@theeerarestjewel]

Absolutely fortunate ❤

[@d.cassarino]

Only? 😂

[@GrannyLinn]

Whoa! Great!

[@christinal3041]

Wow

[@Zachery_]

I had a house that small, glad I upgraded when rates were low, 4 bed/3 full bath/3 car garage/ 2200 sq ft for ~$1900/ month after big down payment, I wouldn’t have been happy much longer in the smaller house, wasn’t able to have as many toys for kids, now I have room for my car and my wife’s car in the garage and my kids toy cars/bikes in the garage as well

[@MrPrimoPR]

Back in the late 70s early 80s a book named Winning Through Intimidation became a best seller. All I remember is that it promoted, in a general sense , the ideas that are being put forth in this video. It helped me be successful and not tied to appearances. My basic understanding of living a good life is knowing what is enough and not letting other people, I mean nobody, make me live for the sake of impressing others. The best security I have is the knowledge I’ve gained in life and the fact that money although very important, will not fix all types of problems.

[@jsimp4050]

Your video is spot on! I could comment on all 10…but I won’t for the sake of your subscribers. Excellent insight!

[@annasirri87]

Sorry i won't give up on eating at a good restaurant with a nice setting. Cos i go out once a year on my birthday. Can't trade that 😢

[@melilifabulosa5505]

I'm sure he'd support you having your annual joy! It's about choosing what's of value to you.

[@ghostbird92]

All the newly constructed homes in my area (northern VA) are either large $700k+ houses or high-rise condos. There's no in-between.

[@ellisfrazier3640]

Your visual aids are excellent...they really make the point! You also talk at a speed that can be easily understood. I also enjoy your natural gestures! Thank you for your informative delivery, and please keep up the good work!🎉

[@MichaelAnthonyRuns]

Can’t believe you’re at 70k already! Up only from here Austin!📈

[@catiacosta666]

Love your videos but I truly believe that leaving parents’ home at University’s age is the best thing you can do in order to progress in life (compassionate towards others, resilient etc). I lived in a students’ residence and while I learnt a lot from Univ and now I can have a good, I grew up so much by giving myself the opportunity to live with other people at the age of 18. In my country we don’t have students’ loans per se, we have tuition fees and we work to pay it, so I can’t totally relate to you or other people who struggle later in life to pay loans, but I would recommend everyone to leave their parents home when starting Univ. It’s so important and more than a good job, those living skills you acquired by living with others are so important for your life.

[@beaulieuc8910]

I lived at home till I was about 26, it was ok and I converted the attic. I didn't invite people over but I went to their house. I was in the sticks anyway

[@celestegranell8766]

I love when you talked about stealth wealth. Thanks for your videos. We are being frugal to pay off debt and then will continue to be frugal and happy.

[@frankprit3320]

great video, yep i think you're right on.

[@PickledHam]

Aftern adding a metal roof 2 years ago my electric bill went from 130 to 70 a month. House stays much cooler. Dont need the AC as much.

[@caroc8290]

Looking forward for 2024 , Genius way to saving ideas! Be well .

[@CrossFitterinRealtime2359]

I loveee this Channel thank you Austin for the push to those who wants to walk on this path of Frugality 😊

[@thomasinaferreira939]

Wow! What a fantastic video! Austin’s practical concepts have helped me reflect on my already frugal lifestyle and examine other ways to save money. I’m going to watch it again!

[@sinisakarabatkovic-fq8qg]

Great advice. When I immigrated to USA a long time ago, I received a couple of booklets from the Federal Government. I visited some organizations who were designed to help newly arrived immigrants. Looking back at those times, I can tell all these "help" was structured to improve stock market. I wish there was a you tube channel like this back then.

[@calibby85]

Wow that is fascinating. What was some of the advice? Like open a line of credit asap and finance a car?

[@sinisakarabatkovic-fq8qg]

No. As a new arrived immigrant you do not qualify for anything. You could only get the shittiest job available. Come on. Think about it. If you immigrated to let say China what your opportunities would be? Nobody told you about Social Security, IRA, FMLA, PTO, etc. Pretty sad ain't it.

[@bradleyhouston8471]

At present, the most prudent consideration for everyone should be diversifying their income sources, ones not reliant on government support, particularly given the ongoing global economic challenges. This remains an opportune moment to explore investments in assets like digital currencies, stocks and more. thanks to Davina Norman for her guidance in these fields, her proficiency is outstanding

[@haleyconnor5365]

Most family are struggling to survive. meeting Ms Davina Norman has brought me great success. Even with the economy situation I'm still sure of my $ 15,000 weekly

[@clipnathannature]

Hi there, I’m commenting from Switzerland . Interesting to know she connects with people from different parts of the world. Such an ambitious woman. I got in touch with Ms. Davis early this year. As a newbie in the market, I had little knowledge on predicting the stock market, but with Ms. Norman weekly analysis and advise profits are guaranteed! I received three times my initial deposit in a week!!

[@callumcarter7619]

I want to be financially free , I currently work 2 9-5 jobs and I’m struggling to pay bills along with my moms medical bills. I heard about forex a little while ago and was really interested and wanted to get into for the longest but I never had someone who could help. Can I get her contact? I need her assistance

[@callumcarter7619]

How can I reach Davina does she have a telegram page??

[@bradleyhouston8471]

Yes, she does and is very accessible with the username..........

[@GTC7702]

Aldi is cheaper than Costco and way less annoying

[@Erica-en2qz]

I wish there was an Aldi near me!

[@JohnAudioTech]

I switched from Krogers to Aldi a couple years ago. I like the smaller store that I can get in and out of fast. I walk out with a bag of groceries and only pay around $20.

[@asavannah7439]

I love Aldi, I'm originally from Germany. Unfortunately there are no Aldis in the expensive Caribbean where I live. But every time I'm in Germany I bring back lots of goodies

[@LoboLady2007]

A lot of places do not have an Aldi’s. Here in Albuquerque New Mexico we do not have an Aldi’s but we do have 3 Costco’s!!!

[@Spot4art]

Aldi is my basic go to. All my essentials come from Aldi. Prices are up but still cheaper. I fill in with Walmart.

[@dewinaomi]

Dankjewel weer voor de video 😊&de andere videos ik heb er veel aan.volgend jaar ga ik proberen een jaar geen nutteloze dingen te kopen.🤞🏻

[@alanbirkner1958]

December 2023. Three of us are in a 2BR apartment (condo). Friends live in large houses with garages and basements. One friend owns two houses full of stuff and 7 (seven) cars. We don't need much stuff, some people do. Tina, Al's wife

[@danielpelluz7513]

Really love the concept “stealth wealth”

[@yogini888]

The ambiance is half the point of dining out. It’s about the experience as well as the food. I do like the food truck experience as well, especially in the right location.

[@bellybooma]

I think one more thing you could have added is the increase of people living in Vans, RVs, or even cars. The amount of people doing this by choice is increasing rapidly. It is a great way to avoid paying a landlord while saving a huge portion of your income.

[@dainasworldnumbers88]

So true!

[@ifetayodavidson-cade5613]

The retail landscape shows the hollowing out of the middle class -- discount stores/restaurants/flights or high-end of the same, without much in between.

[@crazyadventuresandreviews]

Today I decided to only shower once a day and just wet my face and hair in the sink in morning to save money on the water pump and water heater from running.

[@sharonclevenger3734]

I like the udea if a family of 2- 3 generations living in one home. It really can be done.

[@ElAgustin]

It's how it's done in most places around the world!

[@Michelle_Emm]

I believe sharing all resources is the responsible thing to do, both for people and the planet, and is the way forward.

[@prakash.srn.17]

7:20 I’ve been looking at prices in Costco and they’re not exactly cheaper. Not even price per unit certainly unit used. No frills have the appearance of low prices but may not actually be cheaper

[@TimelordUK]

Agustin, can I draw your attention to something that has started here in the UK that I view as a bit of a scam. Lately at the supermarket checkout I'm asked if I would like the receipt. I guess it's an eco effort to save waste paper. However, I see it as a SCAM!! Without checking the receipt you can't tell if offers have been applied. For example I often buy quick sale items which are on or approaching their use by date, these often have 30% off stickers on them, or even bigger savings. Some items are 3 for 2, some half price limited offer etc. But I have noticed that by checking the receipt, sometimes these offers do not get applied. Always get the receipt with your grocery shopping so you can check all the money saving deals have been applied. Without the receipt, there's no way of knowing and you are wasting your money paying full price for produce about to expire

[@niseli]

Nice video! I would say though that food trucks are expensive. Where I live, I can get an entree at a food truck for the same price as many restaurants in the area. Very few food trucks have reasonable or cheap prices. So unfortunately that won’t save a ton of money if any in my area.

[@TimelordUK]

I can't possibly afford to buy a house, and I'm on my own and don't want a large house but possibly I'd be in a position to afford a very small house, and I'd be very content, but they don't dont build them. I've always thought it's because there's nothing in it for 'The Man'. Utility companies won't make as much money, building insurance won't make as much, the banks won't make as much... It all stinks. I'd love to build my own tiny house, but more red tape stops you building a tiny house to live in here in the UK, even if you own the land!!!

[@beth3535]

Look in older neighborhoods near solid schools. Oftentimes they are close to commercial centers, downtowns and long-established parks, etc.

[@kimberlyroberts2415]

Great vlog, as usual! Keep them coming😊

[@TCpointsof]

Houses where I live in this subdivision are 1000 sq ft and are only 10 years old. Trust me it’s out there just have to look! 3 beds 2 bath it’s small but electric is $30 a month. I’m in Colorado just outside of Denver.

[@sandracarter3774]

You are my favorite KZbinr because I have learned so much from you about moneyI

[@girlpower9687]

Live in frugal lifestyle we have to think smart 😊 and knowing how to spend the correct thin

[@charivnick]

Thank you! Cool video and useful ☺

[@CP-jz7ne]

Budget airlines cancel a lot But if you can’t afford the others, it’s a good alternative

[@SpicyBoba7431]

Have you ever tried flying Frontier? Unless you’re going with nothing but the clothes on your back, the fees start to add up.

[@user-qf4ij6yy5g]

I fly budget airlines almost exclusively. A regular backpack is considered a "personal item", which is free. You can fit enough clothes + a laptop for a weeklong trip. You don't need to pay luggage fees for short trips. The "FEES" you're referring to are all OPTIONAL. Luggage, bigger seat size, seat choices, skip the line, etc. I only pay a $10 fee each flight bc I always choose to skip the first boarding group.

[@alemaoyw9379]

Hi, I'm Brazilian and amazes me why you americans need so much space, here 1200ft its like a house with 3 bedrooms wich can easely acommodate a 4 people family. I live with my wife in a 600ft house. 2 bedrooms, kitchen, parking space etc... and that seize its perfect, we can always keep it clean and well organized. We can afford a much bigger house but why? Maybe one day when we have a child or two we need more space but for now its perfect.

[@amethystbrown6584]

Augustine, congratulations on 70k subscribers 🎉

[@ronjr831]

I agree with most of this except for the cash part. I also don’t have a Costco or Sam’s nearby unfortunately. I think that convenience will rule in the future, regardless of the cost. Except for me. I am frugal.

[@watchmethriving]

My aunt is a prime example of stealth wealth. I want to be like her

[@ariston5433]

My first home was 1650 square feet it was built in 1993 not 100 years ago like you said. The average home size in the 1950s was 1000 to 1100 square feet. They usually had I small kitchen, maybe 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom A small living room and 1 car garage and that was it.

[@MusikGirl23]

Yeah, my house is 1960 and about 1200 square feet. 1 bathroom until we finished the basement, 3 bedrooms but not excessively sized.

[@RandomizedLife822]

The secondhand market is no longer frugal for the most part. Too many people are buying and reselling secondhand items, pricing out people who are trying to stretch their dollars.

[@ejames6431]

Good information. 👍

[@schunkelperser1794]

Yeah, keep up making us better 👍

[@sct4040]

Food trucks in NYC cost $12 and up for a meal. No thanks for me.

[@KN0852]

What is the best strategy to enter crypto trading for someone with more or less than $5,000 to invest?

[@Jenny_cosmetics]

Accurate! Building a good investment portfolio is more complex so I would recommend you seek an expertise like Rebecca Larryn Arnold’s support with her top notch experience, insights and strategies to secure and minimize the possibilities of losses

[@CarlosAlon-pl6zx]

Indeed, most people downplay the roles of financial planners until burnt by their mistakes. Productivity is optimized and keeping up to date strategies and analysis makes it more lucrative. I've been able to navigate the volatilities and scaled up 880k from 220k with the help of Rebecca Larryn Arnold

[@robbmicheal]

With an initial invested capital of $5000 ,it yielded returns of over $15000 within weeks of trading. I was really impressed by the profit actualised Mrs Rebecca

[@AlexinaGray]

Wow! Mindblowing!! Rebecca Larryn Arnold is talked about here! I was trading fairly a small amount and I got over 200% within one month. We need more traders like her in the space to guide the teeming population of crypto enthusiasts and traders out there

[@KN0852]

Please do you mind sharing any means of reaching out to her easily?

[@noseefood1943]

Im gonna have to move into my car soon my rent went up 33% in 2 years

[@thefinefrugalline3232]

It is not always an option for people to live at home with their parents

[@snow40741]

I plan on paying for things in cash...I realized by looking my receipts the little hiding fees for using my cc for my items...

[@anneard1674]

I agree KZbin is the best!

[@Revert2017]

Stealth wealth 2024… woo!

[@avizcaya9263]

Gracias for this great video.

[@AnaViolinViola]

Funnily enough, our house is 120 y/o...😅 It has some beautiful, old style features!

[@rebacarmack8335]

Most individually owned businesses ( especially Mom and Pop owned give a small discount for paying with cash.

[@tjl93339]

Businesses don't want your cash... You have to count the money, prepare a deposit, drive to the bank, wait in line, and it's a security risk that those two $200 bills that you put in the register one of them might just accidentally disappear. Or what if the customer comes back 3 days later and wants to return it and want you to give them their money back? Now you've already taken it to the bank and you have to cut them a check? Versus just swiping their card and issuing the credit...

[@leeallsopp5152]

Amazing, thoughtful and insightful vid once again ElAgustin!

[@amosadeogun3497]

Thanks for those nice tips.

[@harmgregory4560]

Seeing this also in health care. 'No frills' health care (many health care providers) giving good health care for an acute problem (say, urinary tract infection) but then getting them to FOLLOW UP on the problem is like pulling hen's teeth (appointments available....in a month? two? Lotsa luck.) problem patients? maybe they just disappear/die. R.I.P. 😑

[@laurennguyen1008]

Many authentic Asian restaurants give a cash discount and focus on the food, not ambience. Also it's not at all weird for Asian kids to live with their parents or for parents to live with their kids.

[@beaulieuc8910]

i hate big houses, also some are fire traps, lots of open space