What lifestyle changes can help us save money

Pay in cash. That will give you sense how much you actually spend Money.

Growing your own food, that would help or live in a camper van, then you would not have any rent, or even a camper on camper sites you can save a lot of money that way.

Pay in cash so you see and feel how much you are spending. Don't use a credit card and even debit card you won't feel how much you are spending. It is possible to know which are the cheaper food and drink shops in an area. Their names sometimes have the name bargain in them like Home Bargains and BM Bargains. In a regular supermarket things like toilet rolls, kitchen rolls, tissues, black sacks and tinned food can cost a lot. I can buy four kitchen rolls for 90 pence at Wilkinson's. I am able to buy nine toilet rolls for 2 pounds at Proper Job. Basic tissues cost 65 pence from Asda. I got a pack of black sacks for 1 pound at Farm Foods. Borrow books at a library. Do free things like walk in the country or cycle on a bike to the beach.

Just live a simple lifestyle...save money for emergency needs..

Hi Enyi. A simple life with a simple needs and wants. That would be much better.

Simple life style my friend.

I worked for forty years and should have managed to save almost every year. It means I spent less than what I earned. One cannot go wrong with this approach - siva

Making best use of waste, reusing and recycling can be a help. There are so many DIYs on YouTube which helps me to make a lot of useful stuff from scrap.

I guess it would be the kind of lifestyle where we have to live on the mountains and plant vegetables and get the source of food on those veges that we planted.

cutting out luxuries