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February 6 · 2 Comments

The Beginner’s Guide to Cutting Expenses

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If you’re wanting to save more money, you’ll want to think about cutting expenses. You might be wondering how to cut expenses, which expenses to cut, and where to start. In this post I’m going to share tell you the most important things you need to know.

The Beginner's Guide to Cutting Expenses - All the information you need to really cut expenses and start saving! I've saved so much money using this info - you have to try it!

The Beginner’s Guide to Cutting Expenses

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There is a TON of information out there about how to cut expenses. In this beginner’s guide to cutting expenses I want to steer you in the direction of the most important information that you should begin with. For each category below, I’ve linked to articles that will help you learn just what you need to know so you can start cutting expenses now!

Get Motivated!

The best place to start is by getting motivated and setting goals.

These posts explain how to set financial goals and how to decide what your goals should be:

The First Step to Saving More Money

Determine your Financial Priorities

Get Organized: Track & Analyze your Expenses

Use this resources to get organized and set a plan.

How to Track Expenses

Analyze and Cut Expenses

Here are all of the printable resources that will help you organize your finances:

The Keep your Money Resource Library

Free Expense Cutting Workbook

Lower your bills

Bills are an essential expense but that doesn’t mean you can’t lower the cost!

Here are some good places to start lowering your bill:

3 Tips to cut your Electric Bill in Half

The Easiest way to Lower your Phone Bill

Spend Less on Groceries

Of course, we need to eat but that doesn’t mean our food needs to cost a fortune. These posts will help you eat well for less:

5 Tips to Spend Less on Groceries

The Easiest Way to Save Money on Food

The Meal Plan AlternativeA Beginner's Guide to Cutting Expenses - This Quick Guide will give you all the info you need to Cut Expenses right now! I saved so much money by doing this - You have to try it!

Stick to Essential Shopping only

For many of us, shopping is our downfall. Learn how to change your spending ways with these posts:

5 Tips to Shop Less

This one simple change can save you $100 or more every month

And to save quickly…think about a Spending Freeze

A Spending Freeze is the most effective way I know to save money fast. Find out how to master spending freezes here:

How to do a Spending Freeze

No Spend November: Everything you need to know

I hope these resources were helped you with cutting expenses! I’m going to continue to add to this page as I discover new resources, so you should pin it or bookmark it and check back soon!

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  1. Jen Ward says

    February 9 at 5:22 pm

    I love the tip to stick to essential shopping only. I am always amazed at how out of touch I am with trends and shopping in general because I only shop when I have to. That is such a great tip!

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  2. Nikki says

    February 9 at 3:53 pm

    Looks like a great list of resources! Motivation has been the main key for me and my husband when it comes to spending less. I hung a bar graph on the wall for our debt and color it as we get closer to our goal. The visual is helpful when we’re tempted to splurge.

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