Many a little makes a mickle

I save money, albeit in a small way, in order to save money. Here are three savings I'm making.

The first one is to go to the money shop. When you get on the train, do you buy a ticket for the same amount of money as it is?Zsxdexfscv f

That would be a waste! Be sure to go to the money shop and buy it for as cheap as a dime.

Even this dime will save you $1,000 if you ride it 100 times! It's big when you think about it this way.

And the same goes for going to see a movie, or going to a museum, etc.

When it comes to buying tickets, "First things first, money shop! I live my life with the awareness that I'm not a good person.

The next thing I do is to sell what I don't want.

Even if you buy a book because you want to read it, once you read it, you almost never pick it up.

Also, if there are clothes that you wore last year, but this year's trends are different, you may not wear them.

I'm sure there are many things you don't want in your home.

Go sell them in bulk, even if it's just once a year.

Alternatively, holding a flea market is also a good idea, surprisingly enough.

You'll be able to negotiate while communicating and negotiating, so you may be able to sell at an unexpectedly good price.

Lastly, go to the supermarket one hour before it closes.

Supermarkets at closing time really do have a lot of discounted items.

You can save a lot of money just by buying food for the next day's meal at this time of the day.

By doing these three things, it's really a small amount, but when the dust settles, you'll be able to make a mountain out of it.