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Below are money saving tips for young adults. These tips are aimed at those of us still in school and/or just starting out in the real world.
-Set up a savings account with some funds saved automatically every month
-Save every penny you earn and don’t cash them in until you have at least $1,000
-Income tax returns? Put that money right back into your savings account
-Get an online bank account to manage your money because it is simpler and has no ATM fee
-Compare credit cards before getting one because they usually come with a lot of hidden fees like processing fees, annual fees, late payments etc.
-Don’t sign a lease when you do not need to, this will save a lot of money
-Get rid of high interest credit cards completely. They have no benefit and will just cost you more money in the long run
-Shop online for the best deals. You’ll find many online stores give discounts if you use their site as opposed to others.
-Compare prices before buying anything. It’s much better to pay a little more now and purchase cheaper items later on. This way you save on the price and won’t feel ripped off later on when something runs out or breaks down.
-Set up a savings account with some funds saved automatically every month
-Save every penny you earn and don’t cash them in until you have at least $1,000
-Income tax returns? Put that money right back into your savings account
-Get an online bank account to manage your money because it is simpler and has no ATM fee
-Compare credit cards before getting one because they usually come with a lot of hidden fees like processing fees, annual fees, late payments etc.
-Don’t sign a lease when you do not need to, this will save a lot of money
-Get rid of high interest credit cards completely. They have no benefit and will just cost you more money in the long run
-Shop online for the best deals. You’ll find many online stores give discounts if you use their site as opposed to others.
-Compare prices before buying anything. It’s much better to pay a little more now and purchase cheaper items later on. This way you save on the price and won’t feel ripped off later on when something runs out or breaks down.