The Practical Budget Guide

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With this Pandemic going on, Budgeting becomes more challenging but a little discipline and a handful of creativity can take you a long way to stretch your budget.

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Let me share to you some practical and helpful tips to get through you financially without compromising.

Cook your own food

  • It's healthier, economical plus you know what's in your food.

Make a batch of food

  • Divide it in containers and freeze. Just reheat for future use. It saves you time cooking.

Cook from the scratch

  • Be creative with your leftovers.

Do a grocery list and try to stick to it

  • Go for a local brand and compare prices.

Never go to a supermarket with a hungry stomach

  • It may lead to impulsive buying and temptation to highly caloric food.

Save on electrics

  • Switch off lights / gadgets if not in use. Use energy saving lights (LED).

Save water

  • Nature friendly and Good for your pockets too.

Grab offers whenever sensible

  • Buy in bulk except for perishable items.

Sell the stuff you don't use

  • It gives extra money and declutters your space.

Negotiate your rents

  • Haggle. every business can be negotiable.

Review your subscription

  • Get better deals and talk to your agents.

Make DIY

  • Do it yourself cleaning stuff, baby products or for pampering yourself. It's easy, fun, inexpensive and natural.

Take good care of yourself

  • Beingness, spiritually, emotionally and financially.

This post is not about self deprivation, rather being a sensible and responsible individual. It would take a massive patience but it is worth it.

Thank you and stay well.

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