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People have been sharing their favourite money saving tips to help tackle the cost of living crisis – 17 popular pieces of advice

10.

‘Hang out with people you never feel financially uncomfortable around. This was a crucial one for me.’
-APTob309

11.

‘My dad told me that you can’t truly afford something unless you can buy it twice’
-i-piss-excellence32

12.

‘Marry into money … it becomes all soooooo easy after that!’
-GuybrushFunkwood

13.

‘Have a really boring life.’
-Aggressive_Chuck

14.

‘Cancel Amazon prime. You don’t need to buy that thing 90% of the time anyways. Waiting a little longer will help you make fewer unnecessary purchases.’
-burrito_mayhem

15.

‘Don’t. Eat. Out.

‘That and truly shift your mindset to I HAVE to live below my means. Whatever you are making, try to live off 80% of this. Trust me, ik this is hard because I started my career all of 10 years ago on 12 an hour. It wasn’t pretty.’
-confusedbot18

16.

‘Don’t have kids.’
-Pussi_Liquor

17.

‘Imma go the other way with this…instead of cook at home more, less Starbucks, drive a 25 year old Toyota, etc… challenge yourself in your workplace. Go above and beyond. And if it’s not recognized, go somewhere it will be.

‘This increases your income over time rather than cutting your expenses.’
-epicrat

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