40 Extreme Money Saving Tips to Save the MOST Money

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Title	:	40 Extreme Money Saving Tips to Save the MOST Money
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Comment from : Dee Dee Tucker

Hi Rowena, I am from Adelaide I was amazed with the video, everything you mentioned I am already doing it I am very good with savings I am saving next 2 years to boost my Super so I can retire early Enjoyed your video very much Looking forward to more of your videos 😊
Comment from : Jenny Koh

My brother was homeless and lived in a park in Brisbane He died in December last year at 63yo Ten days before my mum So when l think of what l dont have, l remember what l do have Because what l dont have is my brother and my mumbrOn a brighter note, l decided l wasn't going to run the heater unless it was for guests this year (in Melbourne) I keep warm and toasty watching YouTube under an elctric rug l bought at Kmart My electricity has been $30 p/m for the last 2 months
Comment from : travelgirl747

I don't know anything about bread machines but i notice you have a dutch oven You can make a no-knead bread in that and they turn out beautifully I make my olive bread like this
Comment from : LynTaylorWade

Cover windows with alum foil
Comment from : Steve Hartman

I live on $933 month Social security and SSI no food stamps I watch every cent Food electric my biggest outlays I put REFLECTIX ON ALL INTERIOR WALLS OF EXTERIOR WALLS Its June 20 and so far only use fan havent turned on ac yet Im turning off all electric except fridge n the 1 outlet that freezer and ac is plugged in Ill turn those outlets on for 2 hours and off for 6 hours on 2 off 6br Turn on/,,off at fuse bix Ill only turn water heater on twice year to make sure it works I got a woodburner that im replacing with new alternative and only need $150 yr That reduced my electric bill down to $34, month But food n bulk and use alternatives
Comment from : Steve Hartman

Thanks
Comment from : 1sornram

I always water down my soaps and shampoo too
Comment from : Always at Home

"Money is a form a trade and not the status symbol we've turned it into"
Comment from : Always at Home

Just happened upon your video and subscribed You gave wonderful tips to save money! Ty for sharing
Comment from : Jackie Burnett

I grocery shop once a month
Comment from : Donna Eastridge

You got me at number 1 🙈🤣😬
Comment from : Ella Bella

Thank you for your very thoughtful and useful video!
Comment from : Kay Dixie

Thank you Rowena! Very good suggestions!
Comment from : Carolyn Stewart

Thank you 😊
Comment from : claire uren

Like the public schools I go with a meal plan for one month and that is better than 1 week
Comment from : K C

Hi I am damn sure that you belongs to o+ blood group With love from India 🙏
Comment from : VANI

Good advise
Comment from : Sam Kimani

Free is my option 😊
Comment from : Therese Cook-Bright

I became vegetarian in 1966, I've been vegan for the last 25 years I've always batch cooked, portioned and frozen my meals because there was no other plant based options in the 60's, 70's or 80's Luckily I love my own cooking
Comment from : gypsywine

What are soda crystals? Do they have them in the US?
Comment from : Sandy Jolley

So many people call themselves minimalist when they are nowhere close to minimalists lol
Comment from : peoplevsradio317

I enjoy this video very much as it is packed full of practical advice that I want to learn I will have to take notes Thank you for sharing your experiences they are very practical
Comment from : Gwendolyn Julien

I left the USA at 79 in 2021 for Queretaro, for a safer and less expensive country br brYou do an excellent job on your videos Thank you br br brThis is for the people who try to stop decent people for telling the truth br brTaking our comments down will not stop the TRUTH, for we keep written, audio and video journals br brWe know the GREED and DISHONESTY and we have offered solutions br br for everything Evil demons do not want to be stopped from their stealing and being traitors for cash br brGod is in charge, and evil will never win br brKarma never loses an address, and YOU are going to hell in gasoline drawers brA word to the wise is sufficient br br br brbr
Comment from : acajudi100

Paid off my our home here in california 100 full now We are middle age couple and been so frugal everyday to save money
Comment from : Mmm M

What a wise mother she is, loved this utube I would also suggest that people assess the cost of solar power in their area, and work it out according to the number of years it will last for aswell
Comment from : Sylvia Pack

We do the same reuse things
Comment from : Joanna Nangle

Yess do what you want don't worry what other people think
Comment from : Joanna Nangle

So do I cut tubes and add water to conditioners shampoos etc
Comment from : Joanna Nangle

Great video so true and been a realist been happy with what you can afford and have amazing good advice
Comment from : Joanna Nangle

Thanks for mentioning the imperfect perfection (12:50) I think its a really important point to be grateful for what you already have instead of focusing on what you dont have I practice this and its does put things into perspective and helps with the saving mindset
Comment from : PeeGee

I’m always looking for people that live plant based, subscribing now ❤
Comment from : Lesley-ann

On the other side of the coin is that if everyone lived like this there would be a monumental economic collapse All this extra junk that we use keeps everyone employed Poor countries are poor because nobody is spending money If nobody has money there are no businesses's, so there are no jobs, so there is no money to be frugal with You would however be foolish not to have a budget, its strange how it all works
Comment from : iampennochio

Nice video! You don't need a bread machine You can make your own starter and avoid buying yeast All you need is a big bowl and 2 loaf pans, flour, oil, salt, sugar, water The bread machine is totally unnecessary Another great way to save money!
Comment from : Emily Wilson

I would say you have this frugal thing down to a science Many of those you mention I have instinctively done for years yet several others I have been too lazy to practice Typically I go for the biggest bang for the effort more or less That limits my savings I know and your video has me re-thinking my efforts and lazy streak ! I'm impressed with the way you have made it such a routine in your lives My view has been enhanced and a lot more $ can be saved than what I realized The so called "tradeoff" or extra time spent can pay off substantially more Many will benefit from your shared information Good stuff !
Comment from : frank kluz

You should blanch broccoli before freezing
Comment from : America First

I think there's a law in Australia that only beautiful females are allowed
Comment from : John Doe

Never had a credit card in my life Own my own home, car and healthy super fund, share portfolio and cash in the bank
Comment from : Freeasabird 8:32

I have put external blinds on my home The temp was 32 today, blinds down and air con did not need to be used Solar also installed, credit on several bills
Comment from : Freeasabird 8:32

I started cutting the ends of toothpaste or ointments My there is a lot of product left in the tube Thanks for the idea
Comment from : Patricia Streufert

my bit switch off fridge for half an hour everyday
Comment from : Daisy Jacquiline

We definitely think alike Although it’s taken some time to get to the joy of saving I too challenge my self to use less Example: by using rags to clean everything I only use one roll of paper towels per year Rags get washed & reusedbrLatest challenge was to make my own skincare products from basic pantry items My skin has received so many compliments YouTube is a wonderful resourcebrSaving has become a new passion -brThank you for the inspiration- Ingrid, Washington USA
Comment from : INGRID DAHNKE

I have a bread machine and often made six loaves of bread by hand when I had kids at home I love my bread machine I make a loaf a day in it It is perfect for just me and my husband I do not throw bread away because it molds and its easy I make all kinds of things in it I make one and a half pound loaves Fits in a large zip lock Makes great sandwiches
Comment from : Lee M

Many thanks for valuable and useful suggestions
Comment from : Gaurav Vashisht

5-7 years before retirement, my in laws knew what they wanted and where they wanted to be Within 2 months they sold their nice city house, bought their retirement home and arranged to rent a very small studio apartment They spent weekends and holidays at the lake house and weekdays at their jobs On the exact day they planned, they retired and moved to the lake house Mortgage free and very skilled, at age 55, they moved to the next stage of their plan Both were in excellent health and very excited
Comment from : Kenyon Bissett

I have watched ALOT of Videos and this is by far one of the most straight forward advice … Be grateful with the things we already have ‼️🙌🏾
Comment from : Alicia Patton

I see one person commented that they use a credit card 0 interest? What company offers a0 rate???
Comment from : Reba Carmack

Oooh do you have videos of what you’ve repurposed and how?
Comment from : Life in the MO

Amazing
Comment from : Sherraine Higgs

Zojirushi makes a good bread maker I have a Panasonic that I have had great results with I see bread makers quite often at Goodwill stores much cheaper than new Make sure the kneading paddle is in it
Comment from : Su Franklin

My husband makes using some of these tips impossible He complains about the cost of food but will rarely eat the same meal twice Plant based meals for him are also a no go 🤷🏻‍♀️
Comment from : Cidalia Martins

Can you share your oat milk recipe?
Comment from : Bethany Boots

Outstanding
Comment from : Cindy Bledsoe

I buy food like Europeans I shop when I need food, clean out my fridge first I use my bread maker, yogurt maker my tiny fresh garden I use my sprouts maker I'm just healthy and I love it
Comment from : Booksandlife

Thank you I am learning to arrange my life in Australia Your tips are helpful to me
Comment from : Luna Luna

Totally agree with the idea of borrowing! Better for the environment toobrNever heard of prepaid SIMs Wonder if thats available in Canada
Comment from : Love Life Budget

I just found you and I am enjoying your videosbrCould you please share some recipes?brThank you
Comment from : Linda Wilson

I am in IndiaI very written down what you have saidThank you v muchThomas Romauld
Comment from : romauld thomas

I found your channel couple of days ago I have been binge watching your videos It relates to me in terms of cooking as i am Indian who cook lots of indian food I like to batch cook too I am vegetarian You videos have given me so many more tips and ideas on cooking Loving your videos Xx
Comment from : Alka Sood

Toothpaste the size of a green pea is quite enough
Comment from : Helena Pereira

Such a great video! Thank you :D I was wondering if you were planning on sharing your oat milk recipe? We drink oat milk too and it's so pricey!
Comment from : Lotus Lifestyle

Thanks for some great tips to follow If you are still looking for a bread maker We have a panasonic This was the brand recommended to us by the bread flour shop
Comment from : Joanne Stimson

RE: credit cards: how do you rent a vehicle on a holiday bid needed? I do agree with everything you said 😊
Comment from : Ivan Jaen

As far as making bread, we found that following the recipe from "5 Minutes a Day Bread" is DELICIOUS and so easy I borrowed the book from the library and figured out our favourite recipes brWe much preferred this method and end result to using a bread machine The 5 Minute a Day bread is a great method and saved us time and money
Comment from : Lori Reeve

Hallo Rowena! Thank you for doing this video and sharing with us some great saving tips! We have a very good and inexpensive bread machine It's the UNOLD 68456 Backmeister Not sure if you'll be able to get this brand in Australia We baked our breads almost every single day It's amazing :) Greetings from Germany
Comment from : Cheryl P Lee

Brilliant Video What you are speaking of is exactly how I operate The results speak for themselves Keeping things simple is the key :)
Comment from : Juliet Stojanovski

I enjoy plant based I must look through your videos hoping to find some food ideas and recipes Frugal meals Jillian
Comment from : Jillian Compton

Amazing video ❤❤❤❤ thank you!
Comment from : petra vazanska

Some love pizza not me but uk I50 to 3 80 in a supermarket but if go to a takeaway or order 13 to 25 ??brWatch Phone bill? brIf cold stsy in bed longer before putting on heat or have a hot drink in bedbrDon't jeopardise health for frugal, if have a vitamin deficiency and need whole milk don't replace it
Comment from : the world will ztop

I shop once a week saves petrol and more time for yourself brClean own car in UK valeting now 12 to 25 pounds use to be 500brOut in sun get a suntan
Comment from : the world will ztop

Hello Rowena, I just stumbled over this video and I loved it! A lot of great ideas to save money! I'll definitly subscribe to your channel and I'm looking forward to binge watch your other videos over the weekend 🙂!brAll the best from Germany 🙋🏼‍♀️
Comment from : Katja Rösner

Watching while wearing my thick woolen socks <3
Comment from : y3rbat3ra

Hi great video why not make your own bread by hand it's simple and tastes better than a bread machine bread I love making bread and adding pumpkin and sunflower seeds i'm plant based like you it's also very therapeutic simple pleasures are the best
Comment from : Rainbow

Thanks Rowena if I could offer some advice on bread makers, resist the urge to buy one they are not that good and you'll probably have it back on ebay with in a month I make my bread by hand and and that for a fellow frugal minimalist is good enough Since you're drowning in sun in WA can I suggest a solar cooker I've had one for many years and during the warmer months it gets used at every other day and never ceases to amaze me how well they can cook a meal Enjoying your work on youtube Cheers
Comment from : Anthony Tumeth

Honestly this was sooo helpful I go to the shops just for window shopping but end up spending £20-£30 walking back to my car and let money just flow through my hands thankyu so much!
Comment from : Summaiya Robi

You are doing so well Been watching back when you only a couple of hundred subs
Comment from : Shireen

Love grows in small spaces
Comment from : Karen Miller

Wow you still have Woolworths I haven't been to world wars in 45 plus years I'm in the USA and they don't have them here anymore but I have such fond memories of Woolworths and there eat encounter with their milkshakes
Comment from : Potter nana

Your food looks great Do you have any of your recipes posted anywhere?
Comment from : Sara Beth

There is no reason to pay off a mortgage
Comment from : C O

While saving money is a hundred percent good, I hope people who can read this consider investing as well A lot of good things about investing and one of it is having your money doubled or tripled in value over a period of time Wishing everyone success!
Comment from : SITE IS DOWN

A veggie garden also keeps plastic packaging out of the landfills Good general hints
Comment from : Nancy Davidson

Make your own laundry soap As a family of four we spent 30 dollars making our laundry soap and it will last us about 6-8 months
Comment from : Sami Ross

I save money by sending hubby to do the food shopping He really sticks to the list
Comment from : Pam Williams

I just found your videos and am enjoying learning about your suggestions I am plant based too and am trying to find a good oat milk recipe So I can stop buying it Could you share yours please? Thanks 😊
Comment from : Anne R

I have had two bread machines, the first a no-name generic machine for 30 years (never a problem, bread was always good but we stopped using it and gave it to my sister) Second a Cuisinart programmable (so we could make gluten-free bread in a machine it's different) So now I'm ready to give the second machine away because we've been making bread by hand and enjoying it very much 30 minutes working time and about 15 hours wait time (rising and bake time) better bread too so the point is, get any inexpensive machine if you want to see how it works for you I think the biggest difference between machines is the shape of the loaf
Comment from : Vicky Sandifo

I was walking past the lost dogs home recently and there were bins just inside for beets, towels and blankets Great way to better rid of your old linen etc that is not good enough to donate
Comment from : Puff Piece