9 Frugal Habits To Start In 2023

[@grahammizzi4368]

I just this this video. Good advise. I”m single male with cheap rent and only a couple other expenses. Cellphone, car insurance, gas, food. I made 28,000 this year after taxes. Saved $10,000. So I am happy with my self

[@MeltingRubberZ28]

Good for you bud keep it up

[@grahammizzi4368]

@@MeltingRubberZ28 thanks y”all.

[@youngjedi5599]

Damn I have to step my game up. Keep it up.

[@grahammizzi4368]

@@youngjedi5599 all I can recommend is don't spend money on stupid things like food or coffee that will get you no where. Get it as a treat.

[@jon34153]

Great job! Keep it up! It'll pay off in the long run.

[@RacksonRacksonRibss]

I agree with 90% of this video but I can’t say I agree with the “not buying souvenirs when traveling.” Personally, that $6 on a fridge magnet (that you reference in the vid) is worth it to me. When seeing it I do find myself occasionally reminiscing on a trip. And for me it’s a way to count my blessings and appreciate how fortunate I am to have traveled so much. Plus it can be a good icebreaker for a visitor - similar to a good coffee table book. Everyone is different though so I get it if you don’t find it engaging like I do. Appreciate the vid! Cheers!

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[@C.D.W.Whipple]

I used to buy those fridge magnets as travel souvenirs until I ran out of space on my refrigerator door. I stopped. Now these magnets live in the basement. My souvenirs are my digital pictures and some post cards. Cheers! #debtfreeclub

[@SymonSays]

I had the exact same issue with blenders! The cheap ones kept dying, so I spent about $200 and 10 years later it's still going strong!

[@gwarlow]

Which model did you buy? Thanks in advance. :-)

[@ordinaryhuman5645]

Meal prep is a great one. I don't bother with restaurants usually because I have a stash of delicious chicken+rice+veggie meals that are ready to go in 2 minutes when it's lunch time. And when I do have a restaurant meal (usually with a larger family group) it feels very luxurious and decadent, even when it's basic diner/cafe stuff.

[@kylen6430]

The one in one out clothing rule works well when you compound that with thrift stores. I recently found 3 wool sweaters from reputable brands for $15 total. Sometimes what you find at a thrift store stays in your wardrobe for years, sometimes it doesn’t work out and it rotates out in weeks or months…but in either case, the investment is low

[@beth3535]

Agree.

[@geminiots2121]

Agreed. I donated whatever amount or more that I bring in. Keeps me from having loads of clothes around.

[@DGA-808]

Make sure to freeze the bread if you won’t use it - it works

[@scarling9367]

Tracking expenses. I thought I was spending a lot on gas, but I was actually spending a lot on soda and snacks AT the gas station.

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[@josephbush]

I agree with you, this year so far Stocks are falling and bond yields are rising, but markets still don’t seem convinced the Federal Reserve will pursue plans to keep increasing interest rates until inflation is under control. I'm still at a crossroads deciding if to liquidate my $117k stocck portfolio, what’s the best way to take advantage of this bear market?

[@rickhawkinz]

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[@cardinalsmithson]

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[@jaclarkfamily]

I am doing all of this now! I'm so pleased! I cancelled 14 subscriptions in January that all snuck in last year. And now I'm watching much closer with a better plan for tracking all of our spending. I figure it is worth the "up to" 1 hour I spend doing it weekly! We are learning to use the library and watch less TV and minimalizing wardrobe and using up what we already own. All of these things are possible because I decluttered my household. I spend less time cleaning and managing my home (on top of a full-time job and side gig) so I have time to manage finances better. I have a goal to teach myself to repair more things in my house this year (after I did a few last year). I also manage my photos and digital content much better, so we also don't need souvenirs. Our gift giving is minimalized, too. I'm currently writing up my 5 and 10 year plans in order to determine priorities. It feels SOOO good to be on top of all of these things.

[@normanocampo4466]

As an Aussie-Filipino living in Sydney, FRUGALITY is a norm in our family, raised in poverty in the Philippines, and then MIGRATED to Australia, a few years ago, it is taught to us by my Dear Mother, because of hard times, we learned to be frugal in the early years of our lives, which is good for the family, we AVOIDED wastage in everything we did, from food, electricity, and other utilities, as much as POSSIBLE, I used everything to CUT wastage, NOW, I am with my own family, and we also CUT in our expenses, we pay in cash, avoiding credit card payments as possible, have a spending tracker apps, learn to eat healthily, and doing exercises to avoid being sick, since then, I never looked back and started investing a FEW years ago, and NOW we have our rental properties, BIG thanks, Mom, for all the wisdom you gave to us

[@juliem.3936]

Cheaper blenders have plastic parts and more expensive blenders (I have an Oster) have metal parts, so yes, they do last longer.

[@PenniP]

I travel A LOT, so I buy a key chain for my souvenir. I put a ribbon and hook on it and these items become Christmas ornaments. Every year at Christmas we reminisce about our travels. I never spend mor than $5. Remembering the fun adventures every year is priceless.

[@fvr12345]

Good idea!

[@myl7myl7]

I only buy key chains as souvenirs! It's cheap, takes up less space (instead of clothes, mugs etc.), practical, and provides fond memories!

[@joneshannover167]

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[@bradleyhouston8471]

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[@whitneyhodgkins1114]

I love that so many of these habits align with sustainability. I've come by them in my quest to live as sustainably as possible, and then found that they actually saved me a ton of money, but it's great that people just looking to save will inadvertently end up becoming more sustainable.

[@wm9696]

Trying your own repairs is a worthwhile one, within reason and ability. It's great that we live in an age where KZbin has tutorials on virtually anything, such videos have saved me thousands over the years.

[@thatskyteamflyer]

But how much time did you spend? I value my time over spending money on repairs. Edit - saving money on doing it myself

[@wm9696]

@@thatskyteamflyer In some cases where I repaired my Imac, camera lens, I was able to fix these quicker than it would have taken for the manufacturers to do the same job. For some others, for sure, they probably took more time to do rather than calling in a pro, but it was always satisfying knowing I had done it a lot cheaper and having learned something in the process.

[@IFearlessINinja]

@@thatskyteamflyer If you werent going to spend that time making money, you should use it to repair

[@thatskyteamflyer]

Disagree. I’m past the “need to make money” stage. Spending time with my family and not repairing things is far more important.

[@thatskyteamflyer]

Does your wife dunk on you for wearing the same thing everyday? That would drive my wife bonkers. I just buy a variety of shirts (high quality ones) and wear them for 10+ years.

[@louisaisthankful4603]

Thank you for supporting your wife's love of fashion! I'm not a fashionista, but I do appreciate when a husband honors his wife's heart.

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[@theprousteffect9717]

Having very little money at times throughout my life has forced me to teach myself how to live on very little money. At this point, every spending decision I make is done frugally.

[@L0ckE08]

I used to get individual gifts for my cousins but changed it maybe 6-7 years ago. I just set up a date where everyone can come, bake some goods and play a bunch of board games. Cheaper but more fun! For the rest of the family, I just give those Visa giftcards so they can get whatever they want but I put it in a handmade card. No need for me to go from store to store to find the perfect gift!

[@beth3535]

Nice idea.

[@Mr.AMX24]

Do you mind making a video about your meal prep? Looks good

[@wendyshoowaiching4161]

One can be frugal but not food. One have to eat reasonably delicious food. I advise people to put aside food endowment food fund, no matter what happen, we still enjoy our food

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[@sonofrose790]

If you wanna be successful, you must take responsibility for your emotions, not place the blame on others. In addition to making you feel more guilty about your faults, pointing the finger at others will only serve to increase your sense of personal accountability. There's always a risk in every investment, yet people still invest and succeed. You must look outward if you wanna be successful in life...

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[@vanessaricom]

Hi! I just found your channel and I’m really enjoying all your videos. I have a selfish video suggestion I’m hoping you’d make on what to do/not do after a big pay raise. I’ve always made around 30k a year and have lived comfortably by being diligent about my budget and been able to save an emergency fund and set aside a little in a retirement account. I am now making a lot more and would love some guidance on how to re evaluate my budget and avoid lifestyle creep. I want to be as strategic about this salary increase as possible.

[@princessofperfection]

Yesss, I need this video, too! :)

[@kerry_runs]

Great video idea hard to avoid lifestyle creep for sure

[@katesedivy-haley2572]

As someone who has experienced a few big income swings in the last 10 years, the easiest thing is to keep your budget as-is and save/invest all the extra income. That said, I'd also suggest (1) give yourself a one-time meaningful treat to celebrate, maybe dinner at a restaurant that's outside your normal budget, a weekend away, a piece of art from an artist you've always admired, or a tool that will get you into a new hobby. (2) Check whether there's any areas in your budget where you really could get a significant value add from more spending, maybe giving more to charity, adopting a pet, or spending more in local shops instead of Amazon. (3) Using the extra room in your budget to invest in quality. Couldn't scrape together the cash up front for a $200 blender or pair of shoes? Now you can. Making a "sinking fund" for this is good - put aside a set amount each month for this kind of purchase and dip in as needed (for example, when your current shoes wear out).

[@kerry_runs]

@Kate Sedivy-Haley great suggestions, especially the sink fund that way you can splurge a little but it's controlled spending.

[@yasinnabi]

Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver. --Ayn Rand'''

[@ONeill01]

7:18 Ehh it's literally only a few quid, that to be honest, you probably spend once or twice a year, I like to buy fridge magnets as little mementos from travels which are personally nice to me. I thought people bought fridge magnets to avoid buying expensive souvenirs, at least that's what I do!

[@ms.rivera7898]

Such a great video. Thank you. I have been cutting back on spending, and using a budgeting system bi-weekly. I have also started cash stuffing and saving up for upcoming events such as birthdays, holidays, etc. I am investing in some cookware soon, like a wok, as I am cooking more. I am also planning my weekly meals now around any leftover meat I have in the freezer. I do need to work on decluttering. I have already went through my subscriptions and cancelled anything unnecessary.

[@cisium1184]

I actually make all my own bread now (#1). I'm pretty sure it costs me _more_ money because I buy good quality flour, salt, and olive oil (#2), but the bread tastes a lot better, is probably a lot healthier, and I don't throw any of it out because I control how big the loaf is. In any case I'm ruined for store-bought bread now and can't go back.

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[@chad9971]

I always bought new clothes because I had ripped pants or jackets. But rather recently I broke the zipper on one of my favorite, and most expensive jackets. I was able to find a tailor to make it good as new at a FRACTION of buying a new jacket. Ever since then, I started using the tailor for cloth repair. Saved me a ton.

[@sheila3936]

I like souvenirs if some thought was put into them. Cheap, typically useless, mass produced trinkets made in an overseas sweat shop have no appeal to me. I do tend to pick up quality items and local handcrafted goods though. (eg. Hand carved wooden mixing spoon with a lobster claw carved handle from an east coast lobster town, kiddos have chosen local art and gold star earnings from an observatory visit, etc.). Mementos can be practical and have longevity if we look beyond the usual tourist traps.

[@martin6901]

This video really made me lose respect for your "spend more to spend less" recommendation. My blender is the cheapest blender you can buy, and it's lasted at least 10 years, if not more. I definitely never needed a 500 dollar Vitamix. And if you want to argue "they don't make them like they used to', there are plenty of used blenders at second hand stores.

[@slateization]

I really need to get better at tracking my calories and my expenses. But the very thought of putting my limited time into that overhead work it boils my blood. A lot to get over there

[@Magnatros]

When my wife and I had our twins, we had to get a bigger vehicle for our family. We ended up getting a 2022 mini van since it cost us less than 2017 mini van would have.

[@beth3535]

I bought a previous year new car, got a decent deal and paid less than 1% interest. It’s paid off now and owing to my work from home job it’s a 2016 with 37K in mileage. Regular maintenance (oil changers, tire rotation). I’m glad I went that route.

[@flower-ss2jt]

I really enjoy being frugal as it means the all the money I spend is on things I value. Well, not tax.

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[@unworthyServant08]

I can't be mad at you for gifting your wife money! I look at my wife and ask her what she wants for her birthday, or Christmas, and she says she doesn't know, and the reverse is true as well. Then I just transfer her some money, and she ends up buying new clothes for the kids. That's just the way she is! We go about the house telling ourselves that we already have everything we truly need, so we can pour the rest into our children in different ways. Thank you for this video, Tae! Since finding your channel and subscribing, I've been enjoying the constant reminder of the call to responsible financial stewardship.

[@ds5651]

Instead of buying souvenirs. I try to buy a food item. Examples when we traveled Salt Water taffy from Charleston, Olives from Greece, Home grown Chocolate on the Road do to Hana in Maui etc..

[@beth3535]

Yes!!!

[@mikavazquez1062]

Hi , what we do in our family for Christmas gifts is to do a secret santa. We make a list of our preferences for gifts of at least 3 items and is distributed to all participants. Then we have a person send you the secret person you will be buying a gift from the list. We have a maximum amount of $50. We then set et a date for all the family to enjoy the event. In addition we will buy a prank anonymous gift. We then go around the room to pick this prank gift. The next person can pick a gift from the stack or take one from the person that already picked one. We have a lot of fun and you only buy one gift + the prank one. Hope this inspires someone else. Bye Mika

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[@VegasMilgauss]

Practise polyamory, 3 income streams beat 2.

[@JohnSmith-sl6uq]

Food was a big one. Was often buying lunch for work for the past few weeks, didn't really hit me how much I was spending until I looked back - 150 bucks in 3 weeks! I now make my lunch and haven't looked back

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[@TheAnxiousHobbit]

Some of the things my boyfriend and I do to save: Cycle subscriptions: for instance we sign up to Hulu while Hells Kitchen is on and then cancel and go back to Fisney Plus for Mandalorian or Moon Knight. There's also tons of free apps I between such as Viki has a free tier for K dramas and Movies. Also Crackle, Tubi, and Plex For eating out we limit our eating out to once a month. There is a Sushie place next to our grocery store and they have good deals such as 2 rolls for $15 so we go n eat and get a roll a piece spend maybe $ 20-25 and then do our shopping so we don't shop hungry which saves and we stick to our list. Also there's tons of cute budget journals as well as free pdfs online u can print for free to not have to pay anything and we write out all monthly expenses in it. And anytime we spend anything it gets written down immediately in the journal. It keeps better awareness

[@jenhgorman7506]

Love your content. And your hair is amazing!

[@gaetanguimond1911]

Tae, I discovered you yesterday and you are making very good documentary or videos about finance, your channel will grow. Well done.

[@nunya5136]

Be real, you just use the same outfit so you can record shorter videos and put longer ones together like building blocks 😜

[@Travisb238]

Another gem of a video! Love the list format like this, so many valuable tips. Thank you!

[@VeganMangoQueen]

Love my Vitamix and I found a used but not really used omega juicer on ebay for only 70 instead of 300 and it’s still going strong 5 yrs later plus it has a pasta and nut butter attachment

[@peteredwardcox]

Clear and simple advice. Simple doesn’t mean easy, though. A person can’t stumble into this; they must be deliberate and disciplined.

[@nepaltara]

I think there is a difference between skill and habit. skill needs to be honed over time, while habit needs to be maintained. One habit that pays off handsomely: learn to use bidet. The amount you save on toilet papers every month adds up. One skill to hone: minor auto repair and maintenance like changing the lubricant.

[@clauaome25]

Thank you for going straight into the topic without huge intro

[@moonite360]

A great replacement to souvenirs is keeping unique and interesting travel guides that are often free! We actually have them nicely displayed in our living room with things like playbills and other guides and find it’s a much more interesting conversation piece!

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[@parvathynayer354]

I buy postcards that show the sights of the place I am in, and write the date and a note on my experience there.

[@flower-ss2jt]

When on holiday I avoid expensive hotels, I book somewhere clean where I want to be, and spend the money I have saved on good meals and doing things during the day. Why spend money while you are asleep?

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[@pdpgkeeper]

Disney souvenirs tho... we definitely wear them all year until the next trip!

[@clairabear159]

I’m really happy I discovered your channel. Your suggestions are practical and down right smart. Thank you for creating consistently excellent content. Hello from Canada 🇨🇦

[@poppypaint]

You are my new favorite channel! Thank you for all of your advice!

[@GlammyBee]

lol, my husband and I haven't exchanged gifts in decades, and for just the reason you mentioned. Early in our relationship, we'd buy just to buy *something*, and what a waste of money, and a lot of stress trying to figure out what to get. To celebrate special days and holidays, rather than buying a gift, we do something together, from a small get-away or something really simple, like ordering dinner and watching a movie, to just being together, working on a jigsaw puzzle. Really, it shouldn't be about the things, anyway. 😊

[@andrewunzeitig335]

I like your channel and advice, can you publish it as a podcast?? Might be more accessible for some of us that way.

[@simon3101]

Chicken, rice and broccoli + a Vitamix blender? You just pissed off Coach Greg haha

[@geminiots2121]

I stopped buying gifts. Just the hassle alone teying to find the right one is exhausting. However, i will give consumable items instead. Movie tix, concert tix, or food items. Thing they like and will mostly use.

[@Nowwatchingyou2]

Don’t buy souvenirs is really stretching there.. A magnet is $3-$6. An average family goes on a big trip once a year at most? This is not going to make any debt in your finances.

[@joosemyllys4140]

I think you forgot one really important habit and that is to buy used stuff from thrift shops or ebay. New clothes? Quality clothes with ridicilous prices. New phone? 1 year old iphone 12 for less than half of the price. It is great

[@sussannerandall85]

I think it is romantic to have an awareness of your partner and what they actually want. For me in a marriage where money is joint its hard to understand how the money gift would work because at christmas....are you both just exchanging the same amount of cash?? or do you agree on a set amount and you both go pick out your own gift...just curious

[@kead6636]

While I agree about trying to salvage/repair items before buying a new one outright. Often there seems to be a barrier to this where it's just so much more effort to it taking up much more of time, money and mental bandwith.

[@TKL314]

Do you have videos on how to get out of debt when you make barely enough each month? Sadly, the interests are just keeping me in debt monthly.

[@danallan2]

Tae may contact you to engage in mining for USDT, as he did me. While his info on finance is good, don't fall for the scam. If it's too good to be true, it probably is a scam.

[@gregmcfarland5189]

Any comment you leave will have a scammer fake video author contact you. Never answer these!

[@beth3535]

It’s concerning and undermines his credibility.

[@rajibbaroi5012]

happy to see I already do many things of this list ✨️

[@kimberlycorliss9616]

This is the most practical advise I've heard of in a long time. Thank you! Your advise is a great fit for everyday life.

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[@fchas15]

Excellent advice all around. Wish I had your channel when I was younger.

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[@tab_nebraska235]

Yeah, Tae, I like your videos, great job!

[@gennadyrosin1177]

Great video. your very informative and give great advice. keep it going

[@nmj7671]

I love gifts and buying souvenirs 😅😂

[@Onlybadtakes2589]

Another one is to recalculate the tip total with the subtotal (minus the tax)

[@justinofboulder]

I meal prep as well, though I choose a bit more variety (for a better nutritional balance in the long run). Great points about the gift giving and optimizing who to give gifts to v.s. other expressions of showing love and appreciation!

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[@jerryeisner1]

I just discovered your channel two days ago and I can't stop watching your videos and taking notes!! Thanks for all your smart and thoughtful advice. You are easy to listen to, friendly, and give great examples and analogies. I'm totally ALL IN on being one of your newest and strongest fans!!! Keep up the GREAT WORK!!

[@RobVI]

Why would you throw away bread that's only a week old

[@slimthumbtak]

I love giving gifts. But I do cheap, thoughtful gifts vs. pricey material gifts.

[@kead6636]

While I agree about trying to salvage/repair items before buying a new one outright. Often there seems to be a barrier to this where it's just so much more effort to it taking up much more of time, money and mental bandwith.

[@janw999]

Real question about the gift thing: does your wife also give cash to you as a gift? Why don't you forego gifts completely? In my family we did that and only bring gifts, if we stumble upon something clever or surprising.

[@jswan312]

I looovvve my Vitamix.

[@sussannerandall85]

I have given up by traditional souvenirs but when I travel some where I buy a christmas ornament. I love seeing them on my tree and going down memory lane

[@ihaveadreamformykids4400]

Lowkey advertising 🎉

[@brucestiles6477]

"Never buy a bargain basement parachute." -- Me

[@beth3535]

I like this!

[@beth3535]

Don’t piggyback on this channel with these bogus promotions.

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[@ThomasFoolery8]

Or just get a promotion at work. Allocate that effort and work to your career instead.

[@allardvanderstarre5238]

good tip : spend on the thing that yu love

[@emaldon7]

Why in the world would you throw out a new loaf of bread???? It would take more than a month to even grow mold

[@travis3567]

Housing affordability and grocery costs are killing me… I NEED there to be a severe recession or I will have to accept being a renter for the rest of my life.

[@peterl2767]

Great content 👌 👏 👍

[@ChrisKelsie]

Great Video! definitely need to sit down and find out priority of friends and family!

[@allardvanderstarre5238]

i like your view on fashion

[@317MaseX]

You’re turning into one of my favorite KZbinrs

[@SylvianLight]

great video. you cover multiple facets of frugality. sometimes you do have to spend. it is a balance.

[@sidneyboo9704]

I like the advice of buying QUALITY not not cheap stuff. I dont ever buy new and if I do, its the best that I could afford and last much much longer. My pots and pans were very expensive and after many many many years, it still looks brand new.

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[@rubaidasharmin4579]

I have stopped takeout and ordering meals.

[@matrixphotodesign]

No Judgment here , I'm Italian cash is our number one gift.

[@maribethvance9958]

What is your smoothie recipe for breakfast?

[@randygood651]

I had a good laugh when you talked about shirts. I wear two colors of work shirts because I found myself standing in my closet trying to choose what to wear and realized it wasn't that important and I just wasted 5 minutes.

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[@Taesian]

BROTHER!! also, 666th Like!!

[@doug2731]

Wait a sec, your daughter's name is Kim Kim?

[@alexkarasz6186]

Taking a picture of "stuff" instead of buying is my favorite

[@mindyourbusiness1934]

please start a Instagram

[@soniab.estacio3008]

Thank you ❤ I subscribed

[@graysonwood8816]

Come on dude, let your kids kid a souvenier