Everyone wishes they’d have more money. But no matter what budget you’re on, you’re probably wasting your money on things that don’t add value to your life.
If you want to save more and stop wasting your hard-earned money, don’t be penny wise and pound foolish. Pay attention to what you buy, like these things that we easily identified as stupid purchases and learn how to keep your budget in check.
Brand-name clothes
Brand phobia is one of the major causes of overspending. People are willing to pay hundreds of dollars they sometimes don’t even have, only to round up their closets with designer clothing. Unfortunately, when you’re on a budget, this attempt to look like Carrie Bradshaw from Sex and the City can leave your finances in disarray.
#Tip: Shop around for brand deals from stores such as T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods or Neiman Marcus Last Call.
2 thoughts on “Stop Wasting Your Money on These 10 Stupid Things”
I have been noticing this for years ever since I was a pre teenager. When I went to High School in the eighties, shopping malls were very
popular, and the middle class kids would tease me for not having brand, or designer names of clothing. I was called a poor girl. That’s
how payless shoes got out of business a couple of years ago. I was shocked to see videos on YOU TUBE of young ladies taking about
$500.00 handbags like it was nothing. As if money means nothing. I get the $25.00 fake and I’m okay with it. The good thing about being
a mature adult is I don’t have to worry about teenage peer pressure, and all that teasing that goes on anymore. There may be less teasing
and bullying now with schools being at home. Kids can be their selves.
Esmeralda
you dont need a cell phone cut that cost of service you can live with out it you will save a lot of money and you wont be buged so you will have more time for youself and the ones you love and you dont need a gym membership get a real JOB one that you are busting your ass at all day long were you work out side in the sun and the rain