How to save the money Videos

What happened to your ipsy and boxycharm unboxings??? Those were my fav... :(

I always save up all my 1p and 2p coins that you cannot really spend and then eventually when it comes to £1 or however much it is, I take it into the bank to put in my account! It's not much but it adds up in the end!

Does Steph's shirt remind anyone else of Alison DiLaurenits' the night she went missing?

I'm so sad I lost my sephora card ;-;

As a librarian I am so excited to hear you guys mention libraries and e-libraries! The library I work at also has FREE e-audiobooks, just like audible, but free! :) xx

I just discovered your page, and the concepts and ideas that you document and your tips fit everything I've ever dreamed of. I hope to do something like this when I get my first salary. Also, your video quality is astounding. Please keep it up, I can't get enough!

Like the site. I live meagerly as very restricted since stroke. This site inspires thought thanks . P/s Always push thumbs up, Cheers.

Some tips I have discovered. 1) Just put the purchase in your online cart and just leave it there... I have discovered I scratch the buying itch by just picking it out. By the time I come back to the online cart-- the buzz is gone and I can think rationally. Yes and that is why better for me to avoid brick and mortar stores. 2) I like to think about the "per use cost". So lets say I buy a $30 sweater but I only use it 10 times... YIKES that is $3 per use. Or I buy a car for $22,000 and I use it everyday for 10 years... that is about $6 per day (assuming no residual value, no gas, no insurance). I try to make it a game to get penny/per use. So go to the dollar store and use the item 100 times or daily for about 1/3 of year. I haven't added taxes on that but might have to!!

You totally forgot about buying second hand. i personally always check online if i can find the item i need second hand. Usually you can find like slightly used for -50% of the price. Especially on electronics and tools. For example i list here few items i have bought. Hand waterpump for 60€/229€. fiberglass Rowing boat 170€/500€. Electric engine for my boat 110€/200€. ETC. As for my tinyhouse build i have looked for left overs from bigger constructions. Also hardware stores can give you great deals on slightly damaged or dirty products.Dirty packaged Flooring wood i got -35% flooring insulation i got -50%. 3 windows and heavy duty door for total of 110€ secondhand. Always bargain, always ask for cheaper options, always check for second hand. Check my videos if you want to see my 2500€ cabin.

Hi just subbed to your channel so very new here. Firstly great tips and secondly a lovely couple .

Like how you began with talking about a laptop...as most people would no doubt be using one to watch this video ha-ha ...mine is coming on to 7years, it now on its second replacement battery (getting harder to find, but cheaper!), had the Wi-Fi card fail so brought a (inexpensive tiny) Wi-Fi dongle...will it last another year, sure hope so, will it still work when it 10 years old?...that my aim! :)

I am a single woman. I wonder do you find it easier to adhere to your minimalist principles being partners and doing this together? I struggle with wanting and thinking I need something, buy it, and then end up returning it. I wish I could avoid purchasing the item(s) in the first place. I will try to implement the ideas you identify in this video.

You guys are cool with good hints ! Do you have an episode on "Letting Go" for us Maxamalists? Perhaps, you can make one.

To take financial advice from woman is like taking advice from terrorist how to defuse a bomb

In 2:39 is near my house XD

has a girlfriend your wallet will be empty

Bro!!join maharaja lawak mega LA!!!become first Chinese contestant since you could speak Malay!!!

Where is the place at 3.54 can anyone tell me?

+Quckybaby is their any calender where you can see the date of the Sells,to prepare for it

Quickybaby forgot to mention something worth noting. Buying small repair kits in bulk at a 50% discount is one of the best ways to save money, as he said. Personally I chew through them at a very high rate, around 2 for every 3 games I play. HOWEVER, what he failed to mention is buying these consumables in bulk also acts as a free banking method. You can sell consumables at 50% of their cost. This means that after the special is over, if you need to, you can sell those small repair kits for 1500 credits a piece, which is exactly the price you paid for them. So in effect it's a zero risk investment. I'll explain by example. Let's say you spend 1,500,000 credits buying 1,000 small repair kits while they're on special. Then two weeks later there's an event that gives a discount on a tank you'd like to puchase, but you're going to be short on credits! You can dip into your repair kit stockpile and sell some of them for the same price you bought them to make up the credit difference. In effect, you are sitting on a one and a half million credit stockpile. I hope this information is useful to someone!

Doing your missions is a great way to earn credits as well :)

This video doesn't help out console players :/

Somebooody pls by me som goldd! Plz i canot aforrd it my mumm say n0. I tri to getta job butt they sai my to uggly. Plz plees help me I jus wana play wirl of thank!

this is not right quicky, on the NA server we cannot buy more than one consumable at a time. Maybe you can get them ( wga) to let us on the NA server have that ability to buy multiple consumables like The EU server can. it would be nice if they have fair play or Abilities and not give preferential treatment to other servers

what if we dont wanna spend money on the game?