5 Top Tips for Saving Money

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Saving money can be a challenge, especially when you like to spend your money and have adopted some bad habits. More often than not, the hardest part of saving money is getting started. You might be good at saving money in business, but when it comes to personal savings, it can be very different. Once you have obtained the knowledge and taken your first couple of steps, you can get the ball rolling and see a more positive future ahead of you. 

Here are some top tips to help you get started with saving money. 

#1 Record your spending

The first key step to saving money is to first understand your current financial situation. This includes what your income is, and all of your outgoings, from your bills to your spending habits. Once this is all written down, you will visually be able to see where you can start to make changes and cut down on purchasing habits that are not necessary. You can also see if you are paying for things that you no longer use, for example, a gym membership. 

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#2 Create a budget 

Now you have a better idea of your spending, and where you can make changes, it is time to make it official and set yourself a budget that you have to stick to each month. This will help you limit overspending as you will have to consider every time you purchase something if it fits your budget. Make sure you take into account regular payments, as well as other outgoings that are not so regular, such as car insurance and MOT payments. You can also set yourself a budget to save each month too. 

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#3 Open a savings account 

When you know how much you can save each month, it is important to open a savings account. This will allow you to separate your funds, so you can see how much money you have leftover each month. It is also a great way to incentivize yourself while trying to save for specific things, such as a house or a car. You can open several different savings accounts so that you can save for more than one item and label them accordingly. It can also be handy to open a savings account for an emergency fund, so that you don’t impact your other account balances, in the unfortunate event something happens, for example, your car breaks down. 

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#4 Pay off your debt 

Debt can easily cost you more money in the long run if you’re not careful. Make sure you review all of your debt and consider paying off any debt that has a high-interest rate before you start saving your money. Although this will impact your savings, it will help you save more money in the long run.

#5 Invest your money 

Investing some of your funds in something like Bitcoin (BTC) can help you reach bigger financial goals, earn a higher rate of return than your savings account, and provide you with long-term security. Make sure you do your research and invest in something you are happy with. 

Saving money can be easy, once you have the knowledge and tools to get you started.

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Being outstanding in school and college for her academics and sports, little did she know that her passion for writing about unobserved people, stranded things and mysteries of the heart would lead her to become a professional writer later in life! An avid reader and a hardcore movie buff, her favorite past time is listening to music and writing poems. She is a published author and on her way to completing her second book ‘Under the Falling Stars’, a thriller on bisexuality. In this short span of 4 years of being a professional writer, she has been associated with many articles for renowned magazines and newspapers, blogs, short stories and poetries. Names associated with her writing skills are ‘Meri Sajni’, ‘Akinchan Bharat’, ‘Hamara Ghaziabad’, mycity4kids.com. Aspiring to be famous and known as a soulful author one day, she would love to settle someday in the silent disquietedness of London countryside, where she plans to just sip coffee and keep writing trilogies.