10 things I’m not buying in 2025 | My No Buy / Low Buy Rules to Save Money

[@stephanielopez8799]

I feel you. Also been doing a no/low buy since last year and continuing this year. It does feel nice to use up what you already have! Also for the library, a lot of library’s have a kindle catalogue as well. I usually have a few books on hold and a few i borrow from the Libby app through my library and it’s been a great thing to save extra money if you like reading books on a ereader.

[@soorosie]

I LOVVVVVEEEE the Libby app so much! I don't usually read on my phone, but sometimes I just NEED to read the next book in the series and can't wait for the library to open lol

[@ZelenaandOphelia]

sad thing is our new government is banning books from public libraries so classics like 1984, to kill a mocking bird etc will become less accessible to the lower class

[@4greensnacks]

Are you me? I feel so attacked rn 😭

[@soorosie]

Like honestly I just have a problem buying things that are pretty colors 😂😂😂

[@kiesha0308]

Heyyy new friend

[@kiesha0308]

Do what's best for you

[@soorosie]

Heyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@morgan4310]

i dont know u or your situation but i dont know if its the greatest to take resources away from others at a food pantry when you can afford $150 in body sprays. great video otherwise

[@soorosie]

hi there! when I was a student I had a lot more disposable income! My money was my money to spend. I totally get where you're coming from, but now I don't even make $40,000 a year in a top 5 most expensive state. I have a lot of guilt about it and try to only get small things like eggs and milk here and there, but i appreciate your concern and should have left a disclaimer

[@morgan4310]

​@@soorosieI totally get that! thank you for clarification!! it's just something I see more and more upper income people doing, I'm glad you're not one of em :D