When planning ahead, you save money by not spending money
needlessly. Example, if you are going
out, you can make your own coffee and/or lunch so that you don’t have to buy
while out. The same goes with refillable
water bottles. Bring your own, and don’t
need to buy.
Planning ahead could meaning cooking your meals for the
week ahead of time. Save not only money
but time. I used to do that when we used
to commute and it was late when we got home at night. With meals ready to reheat meant we didn’t need
to go out to eat or order a pizza.
Planning ahead for the future is great for being
frugal. Whether it is clothing, trips, appliances,
etc. We plan ahead for all big items and
for trips. My wife is good at finding
deal, coupons and such others.
Little did my wife know that I was planning ahead and
saved money to make the move from New Jersey the month we started living
there. It was never to be our forever
home (only to be closer to my daughter).
So when the time came some fourteen years later when she had enough of
the snow and I couldn’t or wouldn’t shovel it anymore, I showed her the bank
account. This made the decision and the
move to Florida very easy.
When we have goals and save for them, you find that it is
not hard to be frugal. You see the big
picture.
So plan ahead, establish goals and see where you can save
every day, every month, and every year.
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