30 Money-Saving Tips (these will help you SAVE a Lot of Money)

[@TXBucky96]

As a single person, purchasing an air fryer has been a money saver for me. While out running errands, instead of grabbing a fast food lunch, I tell myself that I can go home and throw “xxxxxx” in the air fryer, make a salad and have a healthy lunch ready in 15 minutes. I use my library’s ebook app on my iPad for reading free books. The reading options are endless.

[@kristencobb230]

Isn’t the library app the best? I love it too!

[@tingtiing]

Can you do fried chicken in it KFC style? And can I make beef burger patties/burger with the airfryer?

[@littlesongbird1]

I love my air fryer. I chose it as an anniversary gift at my job and it is amazing

[@ronica2623]

Bake it instead and you’ll save money later on health costs😊

[@Sharon_Mc]

🇬🇧 I cut and colour my own hair . I'm nearly 80. Going to the hairdresser costs a fortune.

[@ursulamullikin4723]

😂 beauticians don't even know how to cut hair

[@luisadavila4527]

When Starbucks arrived at my tiny town I used to buy a $6 coffee at least 5 times a week, my boyfriend bet me on not getting SB for a month being the prize a week of free SB, I NAILED IT, my bf couldn’t believe I genuinely went through the whole month without it, I received my prize and broke my coffe out habit seeing all the money I could be saving from it!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

That is awesome!

[@msgriffin41]

Awesome tips. About 2 months ago I called our internet provider because a new provider began providing service in our town and I just shared about the flyer from the other provider and asked what could they do to match their new prices. The customer service rep actually said thank you for allowing us to keep your service. She worked with me to keep only the service I currently have, reduced it to the price of the new provider for one year and offered me 10 dollars off for auto pay...our new monthly bill for one year is $76.20 from $129. She told me to call a month or so before the one year period is up and they will negotiate again just to keep our service. Thank you so much for these awesome reminders and tips!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Wow! That is fantastic! Thank you for sharing this real-life example ❤️

[@robinhall3347]

Well done, doing this works, I tell others and some of them actually bother to find out their service provider will give them a better deal. It never hurts to ask, does it? But some prefer not to find out - I find this really odd.

[@reginagrayson2465]

Thank you for sharing your story with us!!

[@sherrypettit5552]

I pay $365 on the for cable. I thought maybe T Roku would be cheaper Any advice,,?

[@rainncorbin8291]

I NEVER have leftovers that get moldy. I cannot stand to throw food away, so i never do. My house is very organized and stays that way. My policy is, if i haven't used it in the last year, i don't need it. The main thing is to live below your means. I have never paid more than $40 for a smartphone. You have to live below your means. I'm on a fixed income and doing just fine with the inflation. I paid $800 for my car and i got my house as a foreclosure for $60k. I have no debt, except for my mortgage which is only $650 a month.

[@devoncrumay5040]

Amen to your ultra processed foods tip. Not only will you save money on buying whole foods in the long run, you will also save money on your health care!!

[@beckyshell4649]

I have did a declutter that has given me a reset. I have seen the amount of items that I purchased that was a waste. It is better to have 3 shirts that fit well and look good than 10 that are ill fitting that you don’t like wearing. Do you need more than 3 shirts ,probably but you can make it on 3 shirts until you find more that are the right ones. It is nice to wear a ‘favorite’ every day.

[@treespirit2000]

I have DONE a declutter.

[@alomaalber6514]

fit is everything! and a color that is flattering!

[@loriparker2440]

Smart purchases that will save you money is a great idea. Yes, I would like to see that video. For me, it's all about thrift stores. Any time I need office or school supplies, for instance, I always head to my local Salvation Store first. I've found spiral ringed notebooks, reams of copier paper, even a huge three hole punch that's perfect for preparing manuscripts for a three ring notebook. Of course, I also purchase most of my clothes at thrift stores too. You'd be amazed at how many times the item still have their original tags on them! Picture frames, cooking utensils including pots and pans, even unique décor and art work are all available on a catch as catch can basis at thrift stores. PEACE

[@joanharris8057]

My sister and I buy most of our clothes at Goodwill. Why pay more? The Goodwill stores are on my way back home from work, so I am not making an extra trip. We just remodeled our house so I am decluttering unnecessary stuff. Why store stuff that I no longer use or need?

[@gladyschandler6724]

I recently had to purchase a used car, and with my emergency fund, I was able to put down a 3k deposit on it. Now, I'll double up on car payments (to save on interest). I can pay off January 2nd with my RMD

[@cherisemattera1103]

I was able to take a class called War on Debt 5 years ago. It changed my life. It clicked. I took a hard look at me and my spending. I changed. As of July 24 I am debt free. Paying off mortgage is life changing. I find over i look at life and money differently. I dont like to let it go, prefer watching it grow for future goals and staying stress free.

[@arth.3899]

I have become a vegetarian because I now refuse to spend 25.00 for a cut of meat that will last 2 days. I was at the store and craving a steak, I went to the meats section and there was a lot of meat on the shelves. The prices are crazy! I think I'm not the only one turning into a vegetarian. I can buy a bag of potatoes, eggs and frozen vegetables for the price of one steak.

[@teribear928]

And I have a freezer full of meat and don't eat it. Married to a farmer

[@jenniethatcher2663]

I am vegetarian as well. Beans, potatoes, lentils... Very affordable. 👍 There are many reasons for me besides finances though.

[@mgem1611]

Enjoy the health problems and tiredness in a 3 to 5 years from nutrient deficiencies

[@marieboussard5629]

​@@mgem1611 Seems like a sad thing to say, coming for someone who doesnt much ;) Vegetarian for 10+ years now, healthy and happy. Let people (and animals haha) live.

[@allikat1352]

Eggs are not vegetarian. They are however, delicious.

[@gladyschandler6724]

I don't buy snacks or processed foods. The only snack we have is popcorn. We pop ourselves

[@alomaalber6514]

yes, sometime I might make caramel corn, it seems difficult but probably worth learning to do instead of just the yummy buttered.

[@bitsnbytes10]

I made my own refried beans! They aren’t even fried they are made in a crockpot! They are so easy and I portioned them and put them in the freezer!

[@classicrocha7953]

Add bacon grease once in a while for that extra delicious flavor 😁

[@JehanineMelmoth]

A word about “cluttered house, cluttered finances”. We have no debt except the car and the mortgage (which we’re overpaying), and we have a good level of savings. But our house looks like an explosion in a thrift shop. Why? Because I’m chronically disabled. My husband works full time, and also does all the cooking, cleaning, laundry and gardening. I’m lucky that I can work part time online, but about the only other stuff I can do is to hold my husband at the end of the day, stroke his hair and tell him how amazing he is. He can’t do more tidying or decluttering, and I can’t physically do it at all. Please don’t judge people, or make assumptions about their homes and finances, without knowing the whole story.

[@carolburnett190]

I agree! My finances are in the best shape they can be in when considering my pay. My house is a mess because post-depression cleaning is really hard and I can push my body only so hard before it quits. Many times, my body demands rest (I have a few chronic issues) if I’m going to be able to go to work every day. Mess never trumps hanging onto a job!

[@JehanineMelmoth]

@@carolburnett190 exactly! x

[@lealea3364]

Cluttered house equals cluttered finances equals cluttered car!

[@carolburnett190]

@@lealea3364 My car is not cluttered either.

[@JehanineMelmoth]

@@lealea3364 did you fail to read the comment? There are certain circumstances in which finances and car may be tidy and uncluttered, but the house is cluttered. I’ve explained about my disability, but not everybody can understand this.

[@JastaAdventures]

I don’t plan meals based on store sales, I plan meals based on what’s in my pantry, fridge and freezer and then we fill in holes as needed with ingredients (whole foods) which are inexpensive and healthy. We cook pretty much everything from scratch and we are 90% vegetarian.

[@ursulamullikin4723]

What's the other 10% just curious

[@JastaAdventures]

@@ursulamullikin4723 seafood

[@jennesont4791]

I agree with so many of these points! We have managed to live a decent life and no debt on a modest income thanks to being frugal where possible and buying quality when necessary. Paying attention and doing research, being mindful and patient.

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Awesome!

[@ewaj.6260]

It's so pleasant to find out that there are more people who take their finances in order. Thanks.

[@mysustainabilityjourney9321]

I love the no spend day idea. So much easier than a no spend month.

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

I saved recently with no spend week once a month (I live an hour from larger town, so easier for me).

[@nanar.8088]

Never thought about organized life correlation with organized finances, but oh so true! Thanks for thought provoking video

[@yasmeen6790]

This is soooooo true - look at the people around you and once you know you cannot unsee it

[@nanar.8088]

@@yasmeen6790 lol or not!! So true

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lisakrushinski9436]

Thank you for explaining how interest accrues DAILY!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alicehb1606]

Yes thank you! I’m out of debt but my brother is struggling and I’m telling him about this today.

[@beckyshell4649]

I try to make it a challenge to use up leftover bits and pieces. I had a small amount leftover oven fried potatoes that were unappetizing . I added the potatoes to the skillet with a small amount of sausage and an egg boom 2 breakfast burritos.

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Great idea!

[@tingtiing]

Do you have any cheap meal ideas for rice, quinoa and lentils? I have these in my pantry…

[@beckyshell4649]

@@tingtiing I don’t,I need to work at incorporating those also .

[@jbalconi9903]

@tingting there is a YT channel called Ardent Michelle. She has a lot of inexpensive recipes using just those items.

[@tingtiing]

@@jbalconi9903 thanks a lot

[@SarahRathjen-hh3kz]

Love watching your videos! We already do most of the things you talk about, but it took years to be that disciplined. Spending money guilt-free was the best feeling after years of not having a fun category in my budget. You are the best!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Sarah, thank you so much! 🤗

[@bitsnbytes10]

Wow! I already do most of these but, wow this is a great video. So many people don’t even understand how credit cards work.

[@susanakfogel8217]

I just found you you popped up in my feed. I used to conduct homebuyer classes for women. I was a mortgage broker and I used to talk to them about budgeting and I gave them a budget form and I told them not to go absolutely crazy, but they could cut back their visits to Starbucks to maybe twice a week. And just look at the way they could cut out money right now to to either apply to debt or apply it to Down payment. And a lot of what you said I have said to my women. I even had them sell their expensive cars and get a cheaper car which would reduce their work their car payment by hundreds of dollars. So I do agree with everything you said I don’t buy food. I don’t follow trends. I make my own clothes, but I do have a fabric habit…

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Susana, welcome!

[@lucy14981]

Susan, we are very frugal, also, other than my fabric stash. I love making quilts! LOL. It's my charity give. I give my quilts to be auctioned off for fundraising.

[@lindamcteer]

Just yesterday I watched a KZbinr show a colander/food strainer kitchen set from Amazon for $23.99. It was so cute that I wanted to order it in the beautiful blue color. But I already have three colanders and a strainer....so I stopped myself because it was a want, certainly not a need. If I do actually need a kitchen item, my local Home Goods Store has quality items for a great price. Yes please make a video on money spending ideas that save money. I love this video!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Hi Linda! Thank you for sharing this 🤗

[@phido7045]

As a single retiree in the UK, I save on bills as follows: use Laptop at 35 watts instead of TV at 170 watts; cook using air fryer and microwave instead of hob and oven; in winter heat myself with an electric throw and leave the central heating off; swap to LED light bulbs; save on water bill by only showering once a week and only flushing loo when necessary; use bicycle or walk for short journeys; use charity shops (thrift stores) instead of buying new. "Make do and mend" is still good advice.

[@earlglassco9702]

Yes, a video with 'spend money to save money' ideas would be helpful. :) -Harriet G.

[@gladyschandler6724]

Yes, my calendar is very useful for meals, appointments, etc.

[@Peridot07]

I save money on not buying snacks, beverages and junk food

[@michelesusanne1]

So true, those non essentials add up quickly, plus if it's there, it's a temptation to eat empty calories

[@financiallysparkling]

This video popped up in my feed and I am happy to see another person giving useful tips to help others save money. Lovely Video Jennifer😊

[@carolinesaunders8603]

Hi Jennifer thank you for a very interesting and helpful video! I live in UK and my bank keeps trying to get me to have my statements via email (GRRRRR). I WONT do this as it's far too easy to miss an email or put off looking at the email!! So my little tip is to have paper statements, it's easier to look at them, review your spending and then file them, so you can easily check what happened in a previous month! Hope this helps 🤗 Caroline

[@Erin-rg3dw]

I don't look at my statements and immediately delete the emails (paper is a safety hazard). Instead, I check my mobile banking apps frequently to check transactions and to make sure the account is balancing. It also helps to see if they are pending transactions that shouldn't be there.

[@QSnarf]

Wow Jennifer you really hit some spots for me. I like what you said about escapism and habits. Best savings video I've seen in a long time. I also love what you said about household chaos. Thank you thank you thank you. Lovely video.

[@buckeyedav1]

Potato Chips= Cucumber Slices. Applesauce= Learn to make your own, it's not that hard. I "Can" mine simple ingredients. I was really surprised at all the ingredients in some of the Apple Sauces on the market today invest in a Food Mill or use a food processor. You can jazz it up by adding Cinnamon to it. Anna In Ohio

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Anna, thank you so much!

[@enlat2003]

Great tips. One that has worked for me saving me lots of money is when buying any item from a small appliance to clothes or electronics, I monitor that item for 30 to 90 days depending on the retailer's return policy and if there is any change in price I go get a price adjustment from the retailer. By doing this I have effectively reduced the price of many necessary items by more than half the original price.

[@donnalackey989]

Dollar tree is always showing a lot of storage items that tells me if you have too much stuff you are accumulating too much

[@malama-u3k]

I always love listening to your video especially when I’ m cleaning our house😊 I always have a budget for eating out twice a month, budget to buy appliances if they broke, and for kids xmas and birthdays, budget for hospital bills, water cartridge and I I don’t use those money i just leave it inside my budget planner and I just add them monthly so when bills arrive i’m　not stressing where to get money to pay😂 I also don’t understand why some people pay for storages that they don’t even use everyday. I’m sorry for my English because it’s not my first language ☺️

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Your English is excellent! I love listening to videos while doing other activities, too. Hugs 🤗

[@malama-u3k]

@@THEJENNIFERCOOK ....thank you for noticing my comment it makes me happy.

[@alr9967]

Your English is excellent

[@iCeleste7]

The other day I drove into a Starbucks drive thru on an impulse and regretted it before I arrived at the window to pay. I lied and said I forgot my wallet at home and took the free water and drove off 😅 I felt embarrassed at first because they already made my drink but then remembered that Starbucks in a multibillion dollar corporation and I need to keep my money more than they do.

[@qj2003fall]

Makes sense but please don’t do it again. I think it’s causing others trouble

[@qj2003fall]

And of course waste

[@Lavendel-ly5pb]

Proud of you!

[@maryhollenstein4441]

I was in drive thru last week and just pulled thru w out ordering, felt great

[@maryhollenstein4441]

I had a change of heart didn't even place an order

[@conniekline9881]

A lot of great advice, and I didn’t know how they calculate credit card interest. Thank you.

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Glad it was helpful!

[@KLC777]

Jennifer, this might be your best video yet! Loved it. Thank you.

[@LethoHali]

Loooove that couch cover comment! That’s exactly what came to mind when you suggested seeing our stuff with a different eye!

[@annmyers2883]

Hi Jennifer , thank you for the info. & tips. I am trying to break the Amazon habit! I'm doing great because I'm a very responsible person & I don't really like using computers....Oh boy I got hooked. I would also be interested in a video about things to use up time that is not costly. I appreciate the way you explain things & it all makes sense & you don't make watchers feel foolish or guilty. I will be checking your other videos. So glad I found your video today. Have a great weekend. Keep up the Great Work.

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Ann, welcome! Thank you so much 🤗

[@shoshashosha9257]

Don't forget the home vegetable garden. Thanks for all of the great ideas.

[@maliraman6879]

Thank you so very much for explaining the interest rate accrual. I've been watching you for a while and this was the most valuable to me. Not saying that your other ideas are not helpful, I have used many. 😊

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

I am so glad. You are very welcome!

[@MixxxedFruuts]

You're like the wise sister I needed today. Thanks for these insights ❤

[@gladyschandler6724]

I just got a pair of crop pants for $ 17.99, which will be great for walking and upcoming vacations

[@NoelleDecker-Phillips-mu9wv]

Good grief, phones are the same price as a house payment! Cars/ trucks are as expensive as houses were a few years ago. Rent on some tiny places are 2x's a mortgage payment.

[@alicehb1606]

Yup. I agree with Jennifer on phones ! I always have the oldest Apple phone until they make it obsolete (7 years usually, for all apple products). Mine right now is a 2020 iPhone. Works fine. Also I buy them off my carrier site, “new -used.” (Box was opened is all). I got this in…2020! for about 300 bucks. By 2027 that’ll be about 45 a year. My carrier is consumer cellular, 30 a month, split with brother.

[@boiseclarks]

Yes please to the money spending ideas that save money.

[@fammnak852]

Never felt so attacked when I heard “green and hairy in the fridge” 😂

[@starsatnight3058]

Online shopping is a problem for most. Make the 48 hour rule. Drop items in cart & wait 48 hours to see if you really want it. If you're impulsive, this really helps.

[@davidallengreen5153]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!! I'm so happy u tube brought your awesome u tube channel into my life !!! Your just what I've been praying for !!! Guidance in saving money!! I just subscribed after watching your video!!!! You are so right !!! On all your suggestions!! I will put them into practice!!! God answers prayers 🙏!! Thanks again Lori 😊😊❤🎉

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Lori, you are so kind! I am glad the video was helpful. Hugs 🤗

[@davidallengreen5153]

@THEJENNIFERCOOK you made my day!!! So sweet for you to send me a thoughtful comment,have a blessed day!!!! Lori

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

I hope you have a blessed day as well 🤗

[@thebestwillow]

Apparently some people have a storage unit permanently, just to store Christmas decorations.

[@crosenquist4406]

I just love listening to you! You’re so real and positive but straight to the point! Thank you for that!

[@AurelijaZujute-z4u]

It was for first I heard you. So happy I discovered, amazing thanks

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

🤗

[@jbalconi9903]

To add onto #13: read the manuals and manufacturers' websites for appliances you already own. I have a small toaster oven that surprise! works as an air fryer.

[@dolittle6781]

Everything you have said makes perfectly good sense. Thing is, is that people with bad habits generally can’t or won’t change-not unless they are forced to and often change is only temporary. So your tips really are for people who are basically headed in the right direction but need a little help. Lots of folks out there suffer with serious emotional issues and sadly aren’t smart enough to view your channel. Only intelligent people will. This is kinda ironic considering the folks that really don’t need much help are the same ones that seek it.

[@traceyglenn6283]

While I do not need anymore clothes, I absolutely love your shirt!

[@Sharon_Mc]

🇬🇧 I go to Wetherspoon's, UK for coffee now, much cheaper than all the other coffee shops. X2 decaffeinated mochas costs £1.56p in Wetherspoon's. UK

[@cathylingo9521]

I freeze leftovers and my husband eats them for lunch at a later date.

[@kenyonbissett3512]

Just starting out? Buy a used or new car that has a reputation for last 10+ yrs. Pay it off in 5 yrs. At yr 5-7 pay to have your car painted a different color. Your car will seem new to you and others. Continue to pay into a high yield savings account the monthly car payment. At yr 10 or longer of ownership buy a new or used car in cash. Keep the car for 10yrs., pay a monthly payment to your high yield savings account as though you have a 10yr payment. If the car cost $32,000/120 months=$267 each month. The rise in price over 10yrs should be covered by the interest you receive in your high yield savings account. The new paint job in yr 5 or 7 will keep the car fresh to you.

[@kennethbailey9853]

Thank you.

[@loriparker2440]

Okay, right off the bat, no - I didn't know that was how the banks calculate interest on charge cards. NOW I DO! Thank you!! Actually, I don't have any charge cards but I do have overdraft protection on my checking account. I just talked to my personal banker and, sure enough, they calculate the interest on that the same as they do for credit cards. HA! And there I was thinking I was so smart because I was paying off the overdraft protection (it's a form of personal loan) only once a month. Now I know it's best to pay a part of it off every week instead of waiting. Of course, the best bet is not to incur an overdraft in the first place and, yes, I am working on that but sometimes an expense comes up before I've had a chance to save up for it and, well . . .; you know what happens then. In the meantime, I'm always looking for ways to cut down on waste and save money as well as time. That's why I'm a happy subscriber to your channel. Please keep up the good work. Your tips are always useful. PEACE

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Lori, thank you so much! 🤗

[@CathieG]

Great tips Jennifer! 🤩😍

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Thank you!

[@Coetta]

I think this is,your best video. Thanks.

[@julianalozano382]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@angelaclark6862]

Love your videos! Great tips and most of them i have already been putting into place. Will always keep watching.

[@cherylgranger8179]

Very smart, non-judgy video. Thanks. Great tips.

[@audrelique]

Thank you for sharing this wisdom Jennifer! I’m so glad this popped up on my feed! I’m subscribing!❤

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Thank you so much! 🤗

[@Sharon_Mc]

🇬🇧 a cheap meal out. A car picnic, even in winter. We drive to the nearby countryside and just chat and look at the countryside. Flask, sandwiches, cake.

[@DianeBianchi_MnWx]

Us too!

[@PhilRuybal]

You're a life saver!! New sub here, and I love your list. I'm great with saving, but this gave me a ton more ideas!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Awesome! 🤗

[@jinxminx55]

my ex husband was all about getting rich quick. over 25 years later, and he's still not rich.

[@goodenoughgirl8102]

Changing things up at home is my jam. Lol. Yes please. A vid on saving while you’re spending. 😬 I do a lot of changing up sofa covers, chair covers, pillow and table covers etc. (It’s prob Bcuz the cats trained me lol), moving furniture around or playing musical rooms with things etc. I also use things from thrift stores that aren’t made for the item. Such as a fabric tablecloth might be a chair cover and a blanket or sheet may be a sofa cover, etc. And then even those I may get half off or it’s a $.99 day item. It def fills up my need for the thrill of bargain hunting, not overspending and getting rid of boredom with my decor at home and firing up my creativity. And that would be my tip I guess. Only go thrifting on the mega deal days/discount days, etc. And limit it to once or twice a month and have a focus for each trip (such as one week clothing. Another week kitchen. Another week books/media, etc). Plus look for things there first that you need that you planned to buy at retail. You might get lucky. Lol.

[@ItsMefromSnuffys]

You can get a phone for less than 100 bucks at WalMart. People don't need 1000 phones.. that's why the price won't go down... people keep paying the price

[@OurRetireEarlyJourney]

100% agree

[@DianeBianchi_MnWx]

My husband and i both bought our smart phones for under $50. We rarely use the extra features except for maps and weather radar since we are certified severe weather spotters, which we don't need very often even in the summer months. Yes, the cheap phones can do just as much as expensive phones.

[@devoncrumay5040]

I try to buy quality food that is pretty expensive to start with and cook at home. I feel like I can’t afford to waste. The freezer is my best friend when it comes to left over food!

[@libbysworld7649]

I enjoy your channel. Has anyone ever told you that you look a lot like Gabrielle Carteris, "Andrea" from 90210? Great tips!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Hi Libby, Thank you! No, I have never been told that. I do remember her and that show, though.

[@bex438]

These are great tips Jennifer, thanks for sharing, I'd love to hear more 👍😊

[@gladyschandler6724]

Quality items I always buy are shoes, clothes, and purses.

[@chantellucky4565]

I am a 76 single female. I only choose to eat organic food. Organics are more expensive than your conventional. I didn’t realized I spend about $400.00 (even more some months) on groceries $ water!! I was shock when I decided to add up all my receipts for the month!!! SHOCK!!! I don’t know how to cut down because I am already on minimum purchase, only the bare basic but all organic from WholeFood, Trader Joe etc. I didn’t buy sugary or cakes, pastries or junk food ever. So what to do?

[@thebestwillow]

Ugh. Trends. Yes those low rise jeans, and crop tops and cargo trousers. I walk through clothing stores now, slightly laughing at all the young people who think these looks are new. It makes me feel old, but I do enjoy it.

[@veronicawood2651]

I would like a list of ways when spending money you’re actually saving money.

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

My biggest Vice is yarn. But at the same time, I can make money from it (if I get an order) o or make Christmas presents from it.

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

That is very true! A hobby that makes money is a great idea ❤️

[@That.Lady.withtheYarn]

@@THEJENNIFERCOOK also good for therapy to.

[@allikat1352]

My vice is fabric, but like you, I make quilts for gifts and to sell.

[@DianeBianchi_MnWx]

I love yarn too and have a small stash. I'm currently about to start a pair of socks to give to a friend who doesn't knit, but has been supplying us in eggs from her free range chickens. Win, win.

[@jeanniedorsey6772]

Loved this video. Could you explain tip #1 again, in a different way? I'm understanding that 2 payments on credit card, per month, will what? Is this the same as making an extra payment on your mortgage each year? Sorry. I'm confused. Thanks so much.

[@noeter]

Sorry, but boiled potato and potato chips example doesn’t apply to me. 😅 I would rather eat 3 boiled potatoes with sour cream than a bag of potato chips ✌🏼

[@yasmeen6790]

Another great video & a motivational reminder of what to do next week !!

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Awesome! Thank you 🤗

[@gladyschandler6724]

I have a budget for movies, wine tasting, or one lunch/dinner per month

[@chantellucky4565]

Organic can beans, organic can sardines, organic grass fed cheese & hamburger, organic yogurt, flourless bread etc are good options for me but they are expensive, all add up! I never eat out! How to budget??😂

[@solarwinds-]

When I make a purchase on my credit card I don't make payments. I pay it off within the 1st month before a balance ever become due. No interest is applied. Could you please clarify the first item on your list?

[@meetaroy9536]

Absolutely amazing

[@J---L]

This was great! Thank you.

[@Homeschoolmamabudget]

Great video! I started doing savings challenges to make saving money fun. Yes please make a video on spending ideas that save money!

[@jerrychetty2524]

About getting multiple quotes, I wanted a carpentry router tool and searched various sites and called shops before I found a great price

[@sparkle9482]

Great Video🙏❤

[@faith4390]

Thank you for taking your time to make useful videos:)

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

You are very welcome! Thank you for watching 🤗

[@loriparker2440]

So there you are, talking about stress shopping and what should happen but a campaign ad for one of the Presidential candidates. Whoosh! There went my stress level! LOL Thankfully, I was able to click on SKIP and got right back to you and your level headed advice. Lovin' it! PEACE

[@THEJENNIFERCOOK]

Oh no! Yay for the skip button ❤️

[@CarlaQuattlebaum]

@loriparker2440 - I saw that campaign ad twice. Couldn't wait to hit "skip".

[@user-yp1fb4pn1e]

Wow!… thank you for this insightful video. I am applying what I just learned.

[@susanakfogel8217]

Please everyone forgive the weird words popping into the messages that I write. I have a vision issue so I am dictating and sometimes the auto recorder just messes it up. I don’t buy processed food. Of course I buy food. Do shop the perimeter of the store with the exception of going to mineral water when it’s on sale.

[@kathleenwallace8252]

Mine is eating out. Work downtown. Brugers dunkin gyro truck whiner world. Summer food trucks. Ugh. Pack lunch so no excuses 😂no spend! That and goodwill hunt for clothes. Have to limit myself to sales days. Bie 4th of July was 40 percent off clothes...big pimp and bought tons of name brand clothing for me and my son...BUT that's not the reason I limit tri0s. I came out with...... CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS 😅😅😅

[@Dukelle]

Great video 🎉

[@sylviajones4907]

"a bucket of money" is right! 😂 Things usually come in threes.

[@fourdayhomestead2839]

Time management is $$'s here. Waiting for an important phone call, I organized a "junk" drawer with small long baskets. I was looking for a pen.. Found: post it notes & tabs, pack of pens & safety pins I needed for today. Used & put away where they belong (taken off need list too).

[@dora9368]

Hi Jennifer. I'm interested in learning how to spend money to save money 🤑💰