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Let’s be honest: When it comes to money, we all
could use a little more. However, it’s a grim reality that in between paying
rent and bills, socializing, eating, dressing, downloading, and pretty much
everything else we do, saving isn’t exactly an easy feat for most young women.
Below is Stylecaster’s list of how to start
saving money for the future…
1. Buy things like tampons,
makeup removing wipes, bobby pins, hair elastics, detergent, and toothpaste in
bulk if you have the room to store them. You’d be shocked how much cheaper they
are this way, as opposed to buying them individually at
the drugstore.
2. Stop buying bottled water! Buy a
water filter instead.
3. If you know you’re only going to wear a trendy
item once or twice, don’t buy it. It doesn’t matter how little you spend on
something—if you never reach for it, it’s wasted money.
4. Likewise, invest in things you
can wear or use daily like a bag, a cashmere scarf, a watch, a pair of boots,
denim, or a coat, as opposed to things like trendy tops, or loud pants
you can wear once a week at most.
5. When you’re down to the end of a tube of toothpaste, snip
the end off with scissors—there’s a lot left in there. Simply roll to close.
6. Drop your loose change into the same jar at the end of
every day. Once a month, take it to the bank and get cold, hard cash!
8.Never download an app that costs money if there’s a basic free
version. If you find you’re loving the app and using it regularly, then upgrade to the pay version.
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