1. Be wise with how you use electricity. Unoccupied should not be left with the lights on. Use light bulbs that known for efficiency. Ask for the best advice from your local hardware.
2. Shop from stores that offer great specials. There are stores that offer rewards such as gas points. This can provide such a great relief in your gas expenses. Normally, the points are convertible to a discount on the next fuel purchase. Be wise also with what you purchase from the store. Instead of purchasing high-price commodities that you don’t need, look for the products that are low-priced, especially those that you would really need. After all, you just want to take advantage of the rewards.
3. Most stores offer outdated products at a remarkably low prices. Among the most common items in this category are pet foods. Look for this cart of goods in the stores. Remember to stick with the items that you really need.
4. Before running for your errands, prepare a list of the places to go. Group together the destinations that are close together or within one area. This way you save on your precious time and on your gas.
5. Look for ways to earn coupons. Coupons are great budget extenders. Coupons may be found in Sunday only papers. Join seminars that teach effective use of coupons.
6. Take advantage of closeout sales, which normally offer huge discounts.
7. In the absence of ongoing sale, the clearance section offer products at lower prices. It can also save you a lot of time.
8. Saleable products are displayed on the store shelves at eye level. Alternative products are found above or below these products.
9. Walkthrough the entire store before going home. You might find items you really need which you missed in your list. But do not stay long enough to be tempted to buy by impulse.
10. Ask for God’s wisdom to direct you in your personal economy. Do not trust your impulse. Trust Him who knows everything.