Can cutting one luxury per month can help you save money?

[freelancermaria]

If you enjoy buying items each month, consider cutting back on just one luxury expense to save money. This could be a pedicure service, a subscription, or something similar. By pausing one of these services for a month or two, you can save the money that would have been spent on that luxury. What do you think?

 

[Springtime]

This is one way of saving money for sure. Stop buying your wanted item for a month or a certain period, and you can save some money.

 

[eLdavis]

Cutting luxury can help a lot when it comes to saving. The money can be kept and it would help increase your savings or it can be invested in something else.

 

[Nomad]

Cutting luxury and using that money on buying assets and investing can not only save money but even grow your asset

 

[King Belieal]

When you cut away luxury, you save money that you would have used for expenses that are not necessity and channel them into more productive ventures

 

[Kross]

When you are able to stick to basic needs and forget luxury, you would always save money for investments.

 

[Augusta]

Yeah, cutting one luxury per month can help save money cutting just one area of spending other than your favorite can save money.

 

[Suba]

Of course you can save money by cutting back on luxury items, such as pedicure services, body massages, or unnecessary subscription fees, but pedicures and skin care, and appearance will be very much needed by many people, especially for those who often appear in public or meet clients.

 

[pousinha]

It's centuries I have cut luxury expenses. The only luxury expenses I maintain are the purchasing of face and eyes skin care products (I prefer to not get rid of them, as I'm not a youngster any more, but in any way I don't purchase many) and my baby reborn doll collection (I only have a few and now I'm only paying the instalments of the last one). But I can afford these expenses because I have none more. No pay TV, no whatever subscriptions at all, no nail saloon (moreover, as a musician, I can't go for those long painted nails ), no hairdresser any more (I learnt how to cut my own hair).

 

[gwolf666]

Obviously, you think that the less money you spend at the end of the month, the more money you will have left over and, logically, the more money you will save.

 

[Augusta]

Any sensible person should know this. you would likely save money when you cut out unnecessary expenses