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Great video one question do you use a case on your phone ?

Here is a new challenge for you: do not buy - make. Think of all the money you could save by not going to the supermarket at all:).

how do you manage insurance ( health, auto, home )?

Since COVID I have not been to a hairdresser. I have now Long hairs, easy to handle them when going Out. I think I save some Money and time

What about food?. No matter what your lifestyle choices are, it's foolish not to have a stock of food because you will ALWAYS need food

Cheap vs Frugal Wasting vs Luxurious Disposable vs Essential Temporary vs Lasting Burden vs Legacy

I agree with being smart with your spendings but drinking tap water is just stubborn.

i love this, i get called cheap a lot. i am not cheap and will spend 150$ on a well-made pair of leather shoes but i will also wear 20$ amazon specials. i just won't buy the amazon specials for 75$ cause china slapped a swosh on them.

I am doing a no buy December and maybe no buy January!! feels good to save money.

they are always saying that running the dish washer saves money over hand washing. I don't think this is true. Hand washing takes a few minutes rather than the dishwasher taking a significant amount of time. Curious where this concept comes from.

I get the feeling you live alone. Do you have family?

I'm trying to teach my 16 yr old Granddaughter to respect herself by respecting her money :) It's easier to save a Dollar than to work for it :)

What a depressing video

My kind of woman ♥

Thanks for sharing, I’ve added you to my “fight back against the matrix” playlist to awaken others to the truth. I get attacks for sharing so much truth and helping other people escape the matrix but it’s totally worth it.

but you are spending your youth and days everyday!

Água da torneira??? A não ser que faças um teste qualidade frequentemente para ver é seguro, essa água pode conter flúor, cloro, pesticidas, herbicidas, mercúrio, chumbo, arsénio, nitratos, microplásticos, bactérias, vírus, parasitas...eu não era capaz. Anyway bom conteúdo, vou aproveitar algumas dicas.

Very cool. Thanks for making the video and sharing it with us all :)

Some people live frugally and save money and buy real estate or invest that money. Then leave all the money and die. Please remember no matter what you do you still die

A agree with everything she said, but it is also good to remember that spending is the fuel of economy. By buying stuff you give the opportunity to earn this money to: 1. the one who makes the product, 2. the one who supplies the first one with raw materials, 3 the one who ships it to your location, 3. to the shop clerk who sells it to you 4. to his manager, 5. to the person who will be some years later paid to recycle it... and many more. When you are spending money you are not destroying it, nor wasting it. You are simply putting it back into circulation. Every cent you spend is a cent somebody else earns. If you can afford to spend it while giving somebody else chance to earn money which he or she may need to put food on the table, there is nothing wrong about it. If everybody turned strictly frugal overnight and lets say stopped eating out, most of restaurants would go bankrupt, those waiters, cooks, cleaners, managers... would lose their jobs. Without a job they would have to cut their expenses which would inevitably lead to other people in other professions loosing their jobs. It would be a chain reaction. So the key is to find a balance, don't go crazy on spending, always keep some reserve, don't spend money on things you don't need knowing you will have problems to cover your rent or anything similar. Don't spend too much if it means you will have to work crazy overtimes and it will take its toll on your family life. Just common sense stuff... What I see as the problem is not so much spending as the uneven distribution of income in society. Rich getting more rich, poor getting more poor. And that is something you cannot influence directly. Your political representatives can influence that, so use your brain next time and please don't elect corrupt, stupid idiots to the leadership of your country, as it happened in 90% of EU countries.

Nice toes

I hope you got yourself a new (refurbished?) record player...! You deserve it. :)

The less things you own, the less time you need to spend on cleaning them...

efficiency. Just like this comment.

Now when I buy something I try to figure out who will end up with it ...

sure - please make video about supermarket tips.

Love it, wish more people did this. I can never understand why my friends think I'm cheap when I'm just frugal as I'm only frugal to myself and think I'm generous to them. I just grew up this way, had a locked tin that I kept my pocket money in, I didn't spend it but loved to see the amount grow, my sister used to spend hers as soon as she got it, I rarely go to the city as I don't want anything, have always kept cars a long time, my shoes have holes in them, when I travel I use a tent instead of a motel. Now in my 60's and a multi millionaire I've started to treat myself to a meal out somewhere each week as I was widowed a few years ago and want to be kind to myself. All the best to all you scrooges out there.

The wifi part is TRUE. There are medical studies proving the negative effects of wifi whether on in the day or night.

Have you got any children ?if not, you should, you have a responsibility to society not just surviving this mortal coil.

This sounds great, but rent and groceries have become so expensive that I don't see how most people can afford to work less.

Always unplug everysingle thing except for the fridge + always turnoff wifi for the night 🙏

Living frugally in a 15-minute city, where everything is relatively affordable in proportion to salaries, is achievable. However, trying to maintain this lifestyle in a non-EU country like Morocco-a neighboring nation where the cost of living is significantly higher-often blurs the line between frugality and poverty.

Good life tips!

This video on itslef has motivated me to het a second job so I never go there

clever Lady

Thank you

I wouldn't consider myself frugal but I do share your habit of cooking my own meals on most days. I'll make two portions when cooking dinner and take the leftovers for lunch at work the following day. If one doesn't mind the repetition of the same meal then it's definitely a money-saver.

When most older people pass on, they leave behind a TON of stuff for someone else to deal with.

Depriving yourself is no way to live. If you want nothing, you will strive to achieve that, and in the end become what you have achieved.

Supermarket tips.

Very inspiring, as always.

"waste not, want not"

I was in Portugal many yeas and not everybody drink short coffee :)))))

supermarket tips :)

The funnest times of my life were spent at a kitchen table with friends playing with a 50 cent deck of cards. I’ve never forgotten that.

supermarket tips? I eat organically and won't stop that. How do I do that affordably?

Bae, next time, try to Get Attention Without Showing your Feet!!! 😂😂😂

Life is short. Allow yourself to enjoy things without guilt. Buy the shoes, replace the socks, enjoy the pendant and drinks without regret. You can be minimal without neglecting yourself. I admire your commitment, but I don't think we need to set rigid rules that have a negative impact on quality of life. If you want to, then by all means, do it.

I would love the "car sharing" stories 😅

Nice video