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Ways Women can Save Money in Their Daily Lives

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This blog post will discuss six tips that women can follow to save money for themselves. These suggestions are not only helpful in personal finance but also in self-care and making time for yourself. In a world where many women feel overworked and underpaid, it is important to take care of the things that matter most – like your health and happiness!

These are tips that we use and can highly recommend to you too.

 

1) Meal plan and cook at home

 

Eating out is expensive, not to mention unhealthy. By cooking at home, you can save a lot of money on food costs as well as calories. Meal planning takes some effort upfront, but it will save you time and money in the long run. Some many great websites and apps can help with meal planning. My favorite is called Cook Smarts – they provide weekly menus and recipes along with a grocery list for each week’s meals. If you’re short on time (or just don’t enjoy cooking), this is a great way to get started with meal planning.

Frankie and Benny’s meal idea

Nando’s recipe idea

Spicy Jerk Chicken and Orzo dinner

2) Plan ahead for automatic savings

One of the best ways to save money is by putting some in an emergency fund. This can prevent you from resorting to expensive loans when something unexpected happens, like car accidents or illnesses. Try setting up automatic transfers into your emergency fund with each paycheck so that it’s easy and painless – otherwise, you might forget about it! If you have any types of abuse at home, plan ahead to save some money for yourself. You just never know when you might need this fund.

 

3) Negotiate your bills

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Many people are afraid to negotiate their bills, but it can save you a lot of money in the long run. Call your provider and ask for a better deal if you’re not happy with your current rate. You may be surprised at how willing they are to work with you! Another way to save on monthly expenses is by evaluating your cable and internet plan. Maybe you don’t need the most expensive package – could you downgrade and still get everything you need? 

We have recently given up on Virgin Media and gotten a great deal with Three. This has saved us hundreds of pounds in the long run. Try it and see.

 

4) Shop at discount stores

 

Discount stores are a great way to save money on household essentials. Look for deals, and don’t be afraid of buying generic brands – you might be surprised! If there aren’t any close by, consider using Amazon Subscribe & Save or Walmart’s online grocery service. You can even buy certain groceries directly from Amazon with their Dash Button. This is especially helpful if your favorite brand doesn’t offer discounts (or doesn’t sell in bulk). 

 

5) Use a rewards credit card

 

A great way to save money is by using a rewards credit card. Many cards offer cashback or points for every dollar you spend. This can add up over time, especially if you use the card for all of your purchases. Just be sure to pay off your balance each month, so you don’t end up paying interest! 

 

6)  Use grocery apps

 

Many great shopping apps can help you save money on groceries. My favorite is called Ibotta – they provide cashback offers for certain items in-store and online. If a store isn’t close by, try using Amazon Fresh to order your weekly essentials! 

In conclusion,  there are many ways that women can save money in their daily lives. While these suggestions may take a bit of work, the benefits will be well worth it!

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