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3 Ways I Save Money From My Phone

How to Save Money From Your Phone I have three money saving tools on my phone that actually help me keep more of my money without extra effort…and hopefully they can help you save money too! 1). Ibotta Ibotta has been my FREE go-to app (for at least five years) for saving money and  ...

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How to Stop Impulse Buying (and feel good about it)

How to Stop Impulse Buying and Feel Good About It  I used to think the only way to save money was to be strict, like say “no” and feel bad about it later. But over time, I realized that a lot of my spending wasn’t planned – it was impulsive. And not because I really wanted something, but  ...

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How a ‘Boring’ Budget Changed My Life

How a Boring Budget Changed My Life? There was a time when I thought freedom meant spontaneity. Last-minute brunches, impulsive road trips, packages that showed up before I remembered clicking “Buy Now.” I wasn’t reckless, though, I was just living life. That’s what I told myself. But behind  ...

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How I Talk Myself Out of Impulse Shopping

How do I stop impulse shopping?!?  If you’ve ever thought to yourself, ‘How do I stop impulse shopping,’ this post has your name written on it!!  I’m not against shopping. I just like shopping with intention. It took me a while to get here, but now I can walk out of a store  ...

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5 Things I Stopped Buying | FRUGAL TIPS

Frugal Tips for Beginners  There was a time when my spending looked good on paper. I wasn’t racking up credit cards or making huge purchases, but I was leaking money—on small things that felt harmless or even “smart.” But the truth is, half the stuff I was buying didn’t make my life better. I  ...

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How Do I Stop Shopping? | FRUGAL TIPS

How Do I Stop Shopping?  Let’s be real – shopping is fun. It gives you a little dopamine boost, a rush of excitement when you find something new. But that thrill doesn’t last, and if shopping has become a habit that’s hurting your wallet, it’s time to take control. Stopping isn’t just  ...

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