How to Avoid Overspending: 5 Tips

Overspending is a surefire way for financial disaster. While the solution is simple in theory (just don’t overspend!), the reality, of course, is not that simple. Humans are pretty much emotional creatures. Most of us often know how to not overspend, but some emotions, such as the now-or-never one, can get triggered when things like pandemic or closing store discount sales happen. Here are 5 tips to avoid overspending:

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10 Cheap, Healthy Lunch Ideas Under $5 per Serve

Buying lunch, as we know, is a waste of money. Currently, the average price for lunch in Melbourne (Australia) is $14. Imagine if you buy it 5 times a week. That’s 48 weeks x 5 days x $14 = $3,360 a year. You could either invest or spend it for holiday. If we want to live frugally, we should always make and bring our own lunch. Below are 10 healthy lunch ideas under $5 per serve.

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10 Products You Should Never Pay Full Price For

With stores closing down, clearance, or other deals, there are many products that are sold lower than the RRP (recommended retail price). The exact same products may cost lower, even less than half price when being sold in bulk, on a certain day, through certain wholesalers or alternative companies offering similar products/services. Below are the top 10 most common products/services you should never pay full price for:

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5 Best Free Apps to Track Your Money

While tracking our spending can be easily done by writing it down on a book or a piece of paper, this simple method is not easy to use when we want to analyse our spending in a more visualised way, e.g. seeing the spending in a form of graph or chart. Whether you want to track your spending to save money, pay off debts faster, or put an end to late payment fees, having a spending tracker or budget app can make your life easier and simpler.

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