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December 11, 2014 by Jennifer

Cut Costs and Save for Christmas!

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Christmas is approaching quickly, and you might be scrambling to find the funds you want for the holidays! It’s totally normal to feel worried about money, but there are a few ways to cut costs and save up before the holidays!

Cutting Costs and Saving Money at Christmas - busybeingjennifer.com

1. Don’t go out to eat.
Going out to eat might be cheap once or twice, but after a time or two, it really starts to add up. Cutting costs by eating solely food prepared at home will cut a huge chunk out of your spending, and ultimately is much healthier for you! It might be hard at first, especially if you go out to eat mostly for convenience, but after you get into a good groove, you’ll find that saving the money is much better!

2. Don’t buy frivolous things.
Although you might want the pack of gum you’re eyeing in the grocery line, it probably isn’t necessary. Things like gum and random little items like that can add up fairly quickly, so saving the money that would normally be spent on things like that is extremely helpful when you want to cut costs and save for Christmas!

3. Be conservative with gas.
In today’s society, it’s pretty customary to drive everywhere you go. If you’re trying to save for Christmas though, it might be better to ditch the car and walk to places that are just around the corner. If you live in a heavily populated city where everything is fairly close, take a couple walks in place of a drive to save some gas in your car, that way you’re spending less money on gas altogether!

4. Don’t overdo it on Christmas presents.
Although you’re trying to cut costs and save for Christmas, it’s best to keep realistic monetary goals in mind for Christmas presents. It can be easy to spend tons and tons of money on gifts for loved ones, especially with all the sales going on around the holidays! Ultimately, it’s important to remember that there are other costs associated with Christmas that you’ll want to save for too. Buying presents is great, but keep a limit on your spending!

What are ways you cut costs for save for Christmas every year?

Filed Under: Real Life Tagged With: Budget, Christmas, Saving

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