10 ways to Save Money in Hawaii

[@irenmolnar221]

Hi from Transylvania. Very cold over here

[@casper-z9rkls6gl]

Live with your parents, or in multigenerational households, or ten housemates per home or housing unit.

[@jonnuanez7183]

I tried saving money with food by going to various ABC Stores to see if their food had s discount sticker. I went to enough where yes I did find them. It's still expensive. 20% off a sausage and egg burrito was still $8 with tax. And it was okay sized but surely not huge. Peanut Butter, jelly, decaf green tea, coffee, and French Bread loaves were pretty much my diet.

[@onetruekeeper]

It is getting more expensive. That is why many Kamaaina are leaving and saying Viva Las Vegas !

[@livinginhonolulu]

True, it is pretty much another island.

[@Jazzfestn]

You can "save" a few dollars, but many STILL live paycheck to paycheck. I remedied the situation by MOVING to the mainland. Since then i have owned a total of 4 homes on all 3 coasts. Best decision ever. Talk about "SAVING" $$$. IMMIGRATION.

[@irenmolnar221]

Can you be homeless there???/ I would be comfortable sleeping in the cartoon BOX

[@coconutoil3913]

Farmers market in or around Honolulu is not cheap. It’s rather expensive! Don’t give false information, please.

[@livinginhonolulu]

Maybe, but it depends on what you get and which ones you go to. Prepared food vendors are definitely expensive.

[@johntad751]

But still you work many hours and no time to make food, shop and activities, you get home exhausted.

[@livinginhonolulu]

That can be true, but there are still ways to save money. Better than saving money is to develop a skill that can make you more money.