50 Ways to SAVE MONEY with Minimalism | Easy Money Saving Tips

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Go to a charity/thrift shop and buy your clothes there It is Theater and netter for the enviroment Try to repair your items We repaired a 15yr old washing machine It needed just a new tube
Comment from : Jyriel

We get one or two,starters and share a main course, skip dessert
Comment from : Anne Richter Arnold

When a recipe calls for half a head of cauliflower for example, I just double the recipe and freeze the rest It barely takes any extra effort and means we have a meal ready for when we don't feel like cooking 😊
Comment from : Bridge of Life studio

Netherlands English accents are American or did you learn English in America?
Comment from : Douglas Fuentes

very helpful but very long!
Comment from : Natalie Cheney

Number 9 help me so much thanks ❤❤
Comment from : Love Befree

You always have the best tips! ❤
Comment from : Suzette Castellanos

Great tips! I don't think vegan is more expensive, my family are not vegan and the cost of meat, butter and cheese is ridiculous in the UK I suppose if u buy all the fancy schmancy vegan food it might be more expensive, but Ive started replacing meat with tofu, it's so much cheaper
Comment from : Julia

Adapt to a lifestyle, be thrifty, set a budget, save money, and make investments to live within your means I benefited from this as a six-figure income With this strategy, my retirement savings have increased by almost $1 million
Comment from : Paul Nolan

One thing i do is to chop all the peppers and onions etc, freeze in ice cubes and once is frozen i put them in a plastic bag so ill have fresh frozen onions etc in cube size when i want to cook and it doesn't loose taste at all, saves money and time
Comment from : Gabi Lá Fora

Great in-service! Enjoyed the details, I'll remember them with shopping 🛍️ God bless 🙏👌
Comment from : Gerry Mayo

I'm a retired lady in my 70s and I keep a gratitude journal It's so important to reflect on the positives even if we are having some current difficulties
Comment from : Janet Stonerook

I love bying art and cloths😊
Comment from : Chrsitine Adriaenssen

Shop my own closet before buying clothes or for every item bought take 1 or 2 pieces of clothes out of your closet Time yourself shopping 🛍 so one will not brows or stray long at a store & have plenty of time to buy
Comment from : Lupe Cisneros

I love listening to you, the Dutch girl Me from us, and would like a friend like you You must be rich savant ing like you do I will take some of your tips Thank you I am from Norwegian, English, German Ancestry Thank you
Comment from : Shelley Johnson

My favorite is Number 43 It is great that you are vegan!
Comment from : Joule DH

Hey Vera, i really do love watching all your videos so well done on your quality work Just one thing i feel like i wanna ask you about I remember the cookbook being on one of your unnecessary things minimalist list earlier in another video but now i hear that was one of the birthday gifts you asked for Even though you did not buy that for yourself this time and you might not own a lot of pieces of that i am just not 100 sure i get the point here Little confusing
Comment from : Orsolya Csordás-Bende

All these tips not only saves you also the worldThank you for being a vegan❤Love and Respect
Comment from : Gokul P

Thank you❤
Comment from : Sladjana Simic

I might have overheard it or you might have not said it, but SECOND HAND is great for many things - especially those that tend to be more costly (electronics for example or if you are someone who reads a lot of books)
Comment from : Deliah Anne

Thank you for sharing, Vera! ❤I was very surprised that I already follow 90 of your rules 😅❤
Comment from : Mari Y

Me watching tip #50 while eating lunch like 😬brI love your tips and videos, thank you for sharing!
Comment from : Sarah Petrie

Great tips, thank you! :))) Being a vegan that loves wholesome food definitely helps with saving money and the planet! It is a win-win! Fruit, veg, legumes etc are not only super healthy but unprocessed and definitely cheaper than meat & dairy! I never understood claims that it is more expensive to eat healthy where does this come from?? Im pleased to see I already implemented most of the stuff you mentioned in your video :) I also cut my own hair (it just requires trimming), use basic and natural cosmetic products like jojoba oil for my face moisturising, make up (mascara only) removal and hair oil or brown sugar with coconut oil as my body peeling Also, whenever I need something I will check the op shop first and, if I sometimes want to treat myself or go crazy and buy something unique, op shop is my way to go as well As for books, I make use of my library or borrow from friends and only buy books of authors I really really like :)
Comment from : Zofia Kwiatkowska

My favorite way to save money on food is to ask “can I make that in less than five minutes?” before I add something to my list For example, I would not buy pancake mix if I already had flour, baking soda, sugar, and salt I would just make my own in a jar to keep in the pantry At first, it feels like it might be more work, but often it’s actually a lot less work (and money) to take five minutes to make your own version than to take the time and spend the money going to the store I no longer buy things like pre-made hot chocolate packets since I almost always have the ingredients at home Plus, it’s better for you because it cuts out a lot of preservatives and artificial ingredients
Comment from : Stephanie Giese

Loved your tips I had to laugh to "scrapping" as we do exactly the same in my home country (Poland) and in Norway where I have lived the last 15 years As for heating, we only switch off heating 2 months per year as we live in Northern Norway so our electricity bills are quite high but I make sure that I switch the light when I go out of a room etc etc and the same with water I can give you great tips to spare money on dying hair! especially if you have darker hair I use henna to dye my hair at home, its cruelty free, free from any chemicals, It doeasnt damage your hair (my hair got waaaay stronger and thicker after using henna in a year now!) and you can do it at home yourself I also travel a lot and I find food at the airports extremely expensive so I always bring my own food to have on a plane :-)
Comment from : Emi

lots of really good ideas to consider here You are always a good inspiration😊
Comment from : S Hess

As a Yorkshire girl, we’re pretty frugal also One of the things we do here both for fun and to save money on sweet treats is to go foraging the hedgerows throughout summer for elderflowers, brambles, sloe berries and apples We bake crumbles, pies and make cordials which saves us money, because they’re very expensive to purchase the equivalent in the shops brbrI also use bars of soap instead of shower gels to reduce waste
Comment from : Yorkshire Housewife

I do most of these things except I always have about three months of food stored up for both me and my two cats I have been broke and hungry too many times to keep a bare cupboard No processed or junk foods just veggies and meats Great list Thanks
Comment from : M

Bulking For example: toiletpaper is very expensive My favorite is page (yeah I know) but I buy them at Amazone or Albert Heijn depending which store has them at sale Most of the time I buy like 96 roles because it is way cheaper and it is definitely something you are going to use brbrI do the same with shampoos (if they have like a 1+2 action) I buy it for a longer time to save money on the long runbrbrOr bulk rice Instead of the small packagesbrbrIf you have the space to storage some stuff and saving money, just do it But make indeed sure it are products you are going to usebrbrIt is not buying as much as you like because it is in a discount But more like: buy enough untill the next moment of a discountbrbrFor me, as a student, it saved me a lot of money brbrAnother one is too good to go It is an app to buy a food suprise package for like 5 euros with a worth of 15 You are buying food that is on the date from that day If you figured out which packages are good and which not, it saves you a lot of money And what you do not use that day: freezer
Comment from : Saskia de Vries

To add to the food and grocery category you can use coupons and coupon apps to save money
Comment from : Sierra Metzger

Hi Vera, I am from the US and most people are sooo wastful here, but we are not all like that Thank you for the tips, I do many of them, but I got a few new ones, thank you again!😊
Comment from : Kay Collins

2nd hand clothing can be a beautiful way to get good quali low price clothes as well!
Comment from : Lukas Bevi

Great video!brBtw, have you ever made videos about minimalism and your eating habits?brI am on my journey of living as minimalist However, I am facing difficulties in my eating habits As I am a full-time employee, I dont have so much time to prep my meals, and that's why I usually prep my meals every week I have too many storages to keep the meal preps I also have many utensils, and they often make me anxious as they take up a lot of spacebrWould you make videos about your kitchen, eating habits, meal-prep, etc? Thanks
Comment from : Nurul Istonik

Great list Do all of these except holidays off season, not having a car or dryer but I have kids so not choice
Comment from : Rebecca Rendle

Hi Vera, sensible as always Re gifts, instead of buying each new items, my partner and I now gift each other repairs of existing loved possessions For example, for my birthday, he paid for repairs to a beloved handbag I already owned that had got scratched It was like getting a whole new bag, without needing to find storage space for a new item, and I was genuinely thrilled There's something really satisfying about solving a problem and being able to use something again with pleasure; and he was thrilled to not have to find a suitable new item for a gift brRe menus, something I sometimes do is order a starter (or two if I'm really hungry) instead of a main course It's cheaper and, being vegetarian, I often have more interesting choices in the starters menu Thanks for the list :)
Comment from : L Mo

Great video ❤️
Comment from : Carmen Segattini

Bread and margarine are definitely not healthy foods
Comment from : Rose Saetta

Lovely video! 🌟brbrI've also adopted a practical approach to shopping by purchasing items with extended shelf lives or no expiry dates, in larger quantities These include products like body wash, soap, toilet paper, and kitchen paper 🛍️💡
Comment from : khabbazmadridi

It's my first time and I enjoyed watching so much you are so cute 😊
Comment from : marianna guer

Vera you have a very sweet sounding voice
Comment from : Timothy Swauger

To avoid mold, the heater shouldn‘t be turned completely off in winter
Comment from : qwertzuiop

I don’t want to be a guest at a minimalist family 😊
Comment from : LTNZ

I like the approach "1 euro per hour" to check if something is worth subscribing to Great idea, Vera!
Comment from : MrsMessalina

In New Orleans, most people drink coffee with chicory This is what you will get if you order a cafe au lait here The tradition started during the US Civil War, when coffee was scarce, but it endures to this day in South Louisiana Plain coffee just doesn’t taste as good to me
Comment from : Regina Lemoine

Isn't margarine really bad for health?
Comment from : Natasha

Love this video❤❤❤
Comment from : linda

You are Dutch? Woow i wouldnt have guessed😮 Ik kijk je videos graag , blijf ze maken! Lieve groetjes uit Holland!
Comment from : meme

T'hank you so much ❤ fron spain
Comment from : Maria Martinez Palma

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Comment from : Brenda Thomas

I like when you said “ We Dutchies”❤😊
Comment from : linda

Wonderful!
Comment from : Mary Kroos

Thanks, I now have a few more money-saving strategies brI use the online grocery store flyers to add items on sale to my grocery list and plan my meals around what's on sale I can email myself the list I also use Alexa to add staples to the shopping list as I think of them or use them up I can easily flip between lists to see what I need Also, focusing on my lists means less wandering around looking at stuff and less temptation for impulse shoppingbrBonus, there are sometimes coupons and flash sales only available through store apps That's also where the sale flyers with the built-in grocery list feature are, so they're worth getting At least in Canada, where I live
Comment from : Carol Martin

am i the only one who thinks this is more like cheapskate rather than minimal?
Comment from : Menia Papavramidou

You own a shoe shop
Comment from : Yogesh vlog

hi how are you
Comment from : Yogesh vlog

volg al een poosje maar vind nu pas uit dat je nederlands bent 😅 thanks
Comment from : Rico

being minimalist has allowed me to free up enough space in our kitchen, bathroom and to free up two rooms so we can get two housemates serious savings 🎉
Comment from : The Forgotten Hymn

watched this twice love all the tips
Comment from : Claudine Mae Sastre

The price of progress is pain
Comment from : Chrisoula Lakkas

11:24 Those flowers are so beautiful 😊🥰 You've definitely made this place your home
Comment from : T

Line drying is huge for women's clothing I've started with delicates but I've been considering doing that for everything but any heavier pants I have
Comment from : T

Cost per use and timing your purchases you know that you want for sales is a really good one Especially if you're going for things to last I've seen different recommendations and guides for different categories on this too
Comment from : T

Dear Vera, thank you for another inspiring and useful video!) The atmosphere of your videos is always so calm, friendly and harmonious)) Your speaking of taking meals with you instead of eating out in a cafe really resonated with me Couple of weeks ago I started to take hot soup or something like this in a little thermos to work and just have my lunch on a bench in the park nearby I enjoy this decision a lot! It is still quite warm here, so this is not only saving money, this is a way to enjoy some peace and quiet under the trees)) One more thing: I realised that I usually spend money on something nice or buy some unhealthy and expensive snacks when I feel down Definitely, I should think of some more sustainable ways to feel better, heh
Comment from : nadya podkurkova

Wonderful and practical tips!🌍☮️🌲
Comment from : Jennie Rollins

If you like almonds you can make almond milk and almond protein snacks much cheaper
Comment from : karen winton

I wouldn’t go to to a shop owner to tell them I can find this cheaper I would just leave the store and go get it for the lower price
Comment from : Zoe Tsaou

I do want to try line-drying some of our laundry, but haven't figured out the best setup in our basement yet There is not a lot of space At least we do have dehumidifiers downstairs One thing that I did learn if you are machine drying with fabric softener sheets, 1 sheet will do 2 loads Or I just rip a sheet in half every time I want to use one
Comment from : Michelle Enzenroth

I so agree
Comment from : mary hart

These are great tips! Another tip is to give yourself a max limit to spend, such as when you go to a restaurant or travel
Comment from : Mangaya Kposowa

Hi Vera! Good tips Thank you!
Comment from : Psicóloga Lily Valentina

I freeze my bread also
Comment from : Joanna Rozmus

Groetjes vanuit Aruba…en hartelijk bedankt voor je goede tips, ben net verhuisd en jou tips helpen me veel besparen
Comment from : Chantal Rasmijn

Lots of great reminders and tips I'm going back to a movie theater for the first time in 10 years to see the Taylor Swift ERAs Tour movie 😆brThe $1 per hour rule is one I could follow a little bit betterbrMy favorite thing as a parent is find free library sponsored/hosted events for kids We have found so much to do and so many places to visit with our toddler for free It almost makes up for living in the suburbs with no reliable public transit
Comment from : Allison Kemper

As a frugal Dutch person I do most of these things People wonder why I am able to save so muchI don't feel deprived in anyway and enjoy life with my loved ones!
Comment from : Simini

Super tof om te zien dat iemand uit Nederland zoveel volgers en kijkers heeft op dit gebied Ga zo door !!
Comment from : Asaliaryourgifted

Pay your self first!
Comment from : SaMe

Very helpful not stressful to follow except I have large amounts of everything 🤨 I give away donate and sell but it's still extremely difficult to downsize to one item of each category😬
Comment from : peggy okelly

Great tips Vera! Thank you 🥰 as a minimalist I follow almost every of them 😊 and it’ll help the environment, too 🌏🌎🌍🌿brThe only thing, I buy gym membership, ‘ cause at home I’m too lazy and going there makes me socialize too…ah, by the way, I go by bike (6 km 😎) …br Ciao 🌺brAusilia
Comment from : Au

The thing i struggled with minimalist is i got rid of a lot of clothes but now i have to do laundry more often because i hace less If you live in apartments is expensive to pay for washing and drying more than once a week
Comment from : Kiwii K

Going out to eat is overrated - you pay the equivalent of your weekly grocery bill for one meal that isn’t filling I’m sure the servings have gotten smaller as well as more expensive pricing
Comment from : F Webster

Awesome video Vera, as always! Great tips and inspiration You're spoiling us with a 30 minute video!!! And as soon as you said "regularly" was a really difficult word for you to pronounce I immediately had to say it too 😅 I can definitely see how it could be a bit of a tongue-twister for a non-native English speaker! Another notoriously hard one is "rural" 😂
Comment from : VivaLaVittoria

#51 To think that store are a museo where you can let nothing, just lookingbr🤭
Comment from : Ingra Mota

So good this vídeo!brExcelente job, Vera!brThank you! brHave a nice weekend! 🤍
Comment from : Ingra Mota

Thank you
Comment from : Shopping With Rina

Which clothing companies do you support? I never know what is actually good quality or just an expensive brand with higher prices for the name attached 🤷‍♀️
Comment from : Caffeine and Conquer

Tons of great tips! I was considering joining a gym but instead I’m going to try working out at home I’m also going to try to do better at using up what I have and not wasting the last little bit of stuff And I’m working on simplifying my diet and coming up with a few simple meals to keep on rotation
Comment from : Ronda

❤grazie!
Comment from : Michela Gioacchini

It feels like 38 degrees Celsius outside today- I’m so glad we have AC
Comment from : smontone

Contentment is far more valuable that stuff ❤️ your channel
Comment from : Kathy Davis

I'm looking to have my first apartment (I'm planning to share with a friend) starting next year, so this video is honestly SO needed for me! Thank you for these very valuable tips, Vera!
Comment from : Amy Hoover

oh and another money saving tip is a freezer costs more or at least the same to run empty so when you mentioned freezing bread it reminded me that sticking a couple of cheap loafs of bread in your freezer helps the running cost great video and I am surprised that I also do most of the things you mentioned haha
Comment from : Martin Fluke

The LIDL soy milk tastes like Alpro
Comment from : Solid State

How do you pull your trailer without a car?
Comment from : Solid State

I agree with the scrapping the last bits out of products When I started doing this with my body lotions I found I got 2-3 more full body uses of it! That's a lot that was getting thrown out before I have been trying lotion bars to cut down the plastics, they aren't bad, but you do need to bee warm so they glide on your skin best Thanks Vera! great tips, some I haven't tried
Comment from : Lorre M253

I loved the video :) some are a bit btoo/b frugal for me but thank you for taking the time of making all this list ! My best advice for groceries, if you live in the center of your city like me, most of the time there are no big supermarkets, only little ones and the prices are crazy ! So I get my groceries delivered a t my door from a big supermarket outside of the city where everything is a bit cheaper, this way I can see all the sales that I wouldn't have in store, and stock up on items I couldn't carry because they are too heavy !
Comment from : Cecile Mosso