The way people shop has tremendously changed in the last 10 years. The typical way most people purchased products and services was to enter the mall, airport, hotel, store, and to make their orders. However, 15 years ago, the internet gained prominence, its importance was recognized, and it became highly used in our world today. This led to the mass adoption of e-commerce. Today, you can … [Read more...] about 6 Easy Ways To Save Money Shopping Online
Save Money
Saving money is the basis to financial freedom. However, most people don't save.
Learn to pay yourself first. Learn to save money.
Money Bliss can help.
In order to stop living paycheck to paycheck, you must learn to save. Yes, that concept may seem backwards.
However, by saving money, you are setting money aside for a future use. Don't think of saving as a punishment. It is a reward of hard work and effort!
Commit to save money! Don't delay. Your future will thank you.
Top Posts on How to Save Money:
* How to Save Money (Simple & Easy Tips)
* Emergency Fund - Everything You Need to Know
* Important to Know How to Save Money Each and Every Month
* 12 Painless Ways to Save Money on a Tight Budget
* How to Save Money Fast - Save $1,000 in a Month
Saving money falls into six of the ten Money Bliss Steps.
Specifically Money Bliss Steps #2, #3, #5, #6, #7, and #9.
Some might argue that saving money could be included in Money Bliss Step #8 depending how you choose to pay off your mortgage. Obviously, saving money is crucial to your financial freedom and success with money.
Saving money is a priority in all of the Money Bliss steps.
Learn the Money Bliss Steps for Financial Freedom.
If your ultimate goal is live financially free, then you need to stay focused on saving money for future use or you may fall victim to living paycheck to paycheck.
Money Saving Challenges:
* Handpick the 52 Week Money Saving Challenge for You
* These Monthly Money Saving Challenges You Need to Try
What Comes First? Emergency Fund or Pay Off Debt?
This is a question that comes up frequently. So, don't feel like you are alone. Emergency fund or pay off debt? Should I save up to build an emergency fund? Or should I pay off debt? Is it better to have a build emergency fund or pay off debt? Well, the short answer is you need to do both. The trickier part which will we discuss shortly is what needs to happen when. An … [Read more...] about What Comes First? Emergency Fund or Pay Off Debt?
Quickstart your Emergency Fund Challenge in Less than 60 Days
The emergency fund challenge is a great way to save money for your emergency fund. If you don't have money set aside for unexpected expenses, then you are making a big mistake. No one can get through life without something unforeseeable happening. Life will throw you a curveball; it is just a matter of when. Ultimately, you want your emergency fund in place in less than 60 days. Want to save … [Read more...] about Quickstart your Emergency Fund Challenge in Less than 60 Days
76 Easy Thrifty Tips & Tricks to Live a More Frugal Lifestyle
Becoming thrifty is a great feeling. It helps you to learn how to be self-sufficient and less reliant on the outside world. Plus, with all of the thrifty tips and tricks, you will learn awesome saving money tips. For most people, a thrifty lifestyle is one that is learned over time. Our grandparents and generations before that were extremely thrifty because that is what they needed to … [Read more...] about 76 Easy Thrifty Tips & Tricks to Live a More Frugal Lifestyle
Ultimate Guide to a Successful Spending Freeze
Spending freeze sounds lovely. A chance to save extra money. Yes, it will be a challenge to not spend any money. But, think about the progress to pay off debt or save money! That is why a spending freeze challenge is worth it. However, you are probably wondering how can I go two weeks without spending money? We have participated in spending freezes at different times over the years. … [Read more...] about Ultimate Guide to a Successful Spending Freeze
Our Journey to Own Less Stuff After 6 Weeks Without Our Things
We all know that we have too much stuff... But, we just don't want to deal with it because it is too much work, way too time consuming, and you would rather be doing something else. Sound familiar? I am human, too, and have fallen into the same trap. I get it. Over the years, we have accumulated way beyond what our houses can hold, more things than we need, and so many duplicates that we … [Read more...] about Our Journey to Own Less Stuff After 6 Weeks Without Our Things
