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What are some lifestyle changes that save money?

  1. Don't make yourself fool by seeing offer like 50% off. You will be happy that you saved 50 percent but if you look deep down you lost other 50 percent by spending it.
  2. Always go with prepaid plan. Most of the companies makes you fool in postpaid plan. (Especially Airtel)
  3. Buy movie ticket directly from the counter.You will save booking charges. Most of the time you will get ticket there itself. (Unless its a 1st day 1st show. )
  4. Pay your bills through apps like Google pay, phonepe or paytm. Most of the time you will get cash back. (if you are not good with luck then Brace yourself for better luck next time. )
  5. Buy your alll groceries and household stuff from supermarket and save delivery charge. Good for body also atleast you will walk a bit.
  6. Go and have food in your favorite restaurants. You can save money and taste it when it is hot and tasty. (Recent zomato experience)
  7. Avoid cabs as much as you can and depend on local transport or trustyour legs if you can. (Ola and Uber getting richer day by day)
  8. If you wanna buy any cloths, google that stuff, compare price from different site then buy it. Usually Shops charge you more.
  9. Don't enroll 1 year membership for gym. Do it after you gain confidence and motivation to go gym regularly.
  10. In restaurant, order your main course after you finish your starters. You will know how much more you can eat. Don't waste food and money as well.

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