Despite earning a simple, decent salary, I have contributed to my monthly savings with a yearly goal of saving around $401k. Although I have been financially disoriented all my life, personal finance is a skill that can be easily acquired, just like I did. Some friends earn 3x times what I do but still have issues saving money. The difference between them and me is PRACTICE. I have always saved a part of my pocket money in a green tin box since I was a child, and when I grew up, this green tin box was replaced with bank accounts.
In this article, I will share my all-time favorite saving tips that you can incorporate into your life and actually save up to 25k a year. To guide you, I will share the Best 6 Tips that have worked a charm for my savings and are likely to work for you as well.
How to Save 25000 in 6 Months?
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Play The Exciting Money Game
I have always admired the secretive nature of money, and because of this, I have been curious to find ways to play around with money. It sometimes comes as a shocker to me when my shared money gets griped over the drinks, but it is not comprehendible to let hard-earned money slip right through their fingers out of sheer enjoyment.
From the very beginning, I was told to put 10% of whatever I earned away in a separate account and forget about it. I took this advice word by word and lived by it all my life. In full honesty, I do not realize it is now, but over time, I admire its incremental growth.
Keep An Eye For Quality Sales
Deals, sales, and discounts. These are pretty common everywhere around but for me? I have added my ort of patience and timing to it. Why do I say this? The reason is that I understand the fact that just because something is on sale does not mean it is still worth the money. One should develop the art of finding innovative and quality sales; because of this, I have some high-quality branded fashion articles in my closet costing me less than a latte price. No Lies!
Treat yourself for less.
Since adolescence, I have been absurdly drawn to hair care, and my cabinet full of products is proof of that. But when I realized that a simple haircut costs me a Benjamin, the thought irked me. When I saw that hair treatment rates such as Ombre cost no less than a plane ticket, I searched the web for a solution and came across a website, namely aalonapprentice.com.
Hack The Expensive Travel
I have always loved collecting passport stamps and traveling to many places. Since last year, I have visited several destinations, such as Copenhagen, Belgium, France, Canada, New Mexico, Canada, and Colorado. The best part was being able to do so at an affordable cost.
Deals are improving as the internet is always on the rescue. All you need to do is SEARCH! My non-stop round-trip to Paris cost me about $425. I only spent about $60 on the accommodation because I paid mainly for hotels with the points earned from credit cards. I even stayed at a $600 super exclusive and luxurious Intercontinental by redeeming my FREE night from IHG. Also, I could crack some rool travel deals by using skyscanner.com, which allowed me to search for the most economical places to travel for that particular month.
Don’t Get Stuck In The Trap Of Spending Showcase.
No lies. To understand this vital point, I walked the hard path ashore. When we are in our early 20s, several spending needs to be done, such as birthday dinners, guilty shopping trips, exclusive high-priced brunch reservations with our crushes, and another hundred expensive guilty activities that we could have easily spared,—h, but we did not.
Stay Honest With Yourself
I have several credit cards drawn in my name, and I use each to cash out a different set of rewards. However, this does mean that I mindlessly spend all of my balance. I track and use personal finance tools such as Mint.com to store all my bills, transactions, and accounts in one place.
These are the best practices that I use to manage my overall finances, which eventually gives me the power to save up to 25k in a year. Adopt these strategies in your own personalized ways, and save on!
After leaving Wells Fargo Bank in 2014, Daniel began a career as a finance consultant, advising companies and individuals on economic policy, labor relations, and financial management.
At Promtfinance.com, Daniel writes about personal finance topics, value estimation, budgeting strategies, retirement planning, and portfolio diversification.
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Contact Daniel: daniel@promtfinance.com