13 Things to Stop Buying That’ll Save You Tons of Cash
There’s a big old world out there filled with cool stuff to buy. But, if you’re serious about saving money, it’s time to stop buying these 13 things to save money.
13. Prepackaged Foods

Oh, sure, it’s easy to grab pre-made meals and keep them in the fridge for a quick fix. But if we’re talking real saving money know-how, you’ve got to ditch those expensive, convenience food items.
12. Cable TV Services

Still paying for that cable TV service? Well, you might be wasting your money, buddy. Streaming services like Sling TV have revolutionized how we watch our favorite shows.
11. Greeting Cards

You might be thinking, but they’re so cheap! Nowadays, you can whip up a personalized e-card, or even better, make your own card.
10. Disposable Cleaning Products

Who hasn’t bought a pack of those “multi-use” cleaning wipes, only to find that they’re about as multi-use as a chocolate teapot? You’re better off buying a spray bottle, filling it with a homemade vinegar solution, and using some good old rags as your household cleaners.
9. Bottled Water

There’s no two ways about it, bottled water is a flat-out waste of money. Snag yourself a reusable water bottle and fill it up with tap water or use a water filter or a water filtering pitcher.
8. Paper Towels

Look, I get it. Paper towels are darn convenient. But all that convenience comes with a cost, my friend. Switch to using cloth napkins and cloth towels.
7. Drive-Thru Coffee

You wake up and all you can think about is that good old cup of Joe. If you’re hitting up your favorite coffee shop for your daily caffeine fix, you’re likely burning a hole in your wallet. Instead, get yourself a decent coffee maker and brew your own.
6. Gym Memberships

If you’re the type who signed up with the best of intentions and now sees your gym membership as an expensive coat hanger – well pal, it’s time to cut the cord. There are tons of workout videos online you can follow at home.
5. Expensive Phone Plans

Those fancy phone plans with all the bells and whistles. You can get a simple plan for so much less and still make all the calls and send all the texts you want.
4. Dryer Sheets and Fabric Softener

You can cut out dryer sheets and fancy fabric softener from your laundry routine, and save some money. But you won’t be just saving dough, you’re also doing a solid for your skin and the environment.
3. Costly Subscriptions

You might be throwing your hard-earned money down the drain on unused memberships and costly subscriptions, without even noticing. So, do your wallet a favor and check out which subscriptions you rarely use.
2. Latest Tech Gadgets and Upgrades

It ain’t always the smartest move to upgrade your phone just because a newer model hit the market. When a new model comes out, the price of the older version often dives. Wait for the hype to die down, and bag the gadget you want at a reduced price.
1. Luxury Beauty Products

Beauty is more than just skin deep, right? So why buy an armload of luxury beauty products? Find a routine that works for you and stick to it.
Saving money isn’t about taking the fun out of life. It’s about being smart with your spending.
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Cassity has had a love of blogging since 2007, when she started her first blog Remodelaholic.com Since then as her interests have grown, and so has her need to share more things that she loves. Tipsaholic was born to share interesting lifestyle, family, kids, travel and financial topics, plus a bunch of stuff in between. I hope you learn some great tips and share them with those you love!